Maxime Rotival,Lluis Quintana-Murci
Maxime Rotival
The Equipment of the Tyrolean Iceman: Innovation versus Adaptation in the Cultural Evolution of Prehistoric Technologies [0.03%]
年轻的泰罗人的装备：创新与适应在史前技术文化进化中的作用
Lajos Szabó,Tamás Bereczkei
Lajos Szabó
This study argues that the equipment of the Tyrolean Iceman offers a unique perspective for understanding the macroevolutionary-scale functional continuity between later Pleistocene and Holocene human technologies. The Iceman was discovered...
The outline of the pubic symphyseal surface is sexually dimorphic and changes with age in humans [0.03%]
人类耻骨联合面轮廓具有性别二态性并随年龄变化
Guillermo Bravo Morante,Barbara Fischer,Miguel Cecilio Botella López et al.
Guillermo Bravo Morante et al.
The bony symphyseal surface is an important trait for age-at-death estimation from human skeletal remains. In this paper, we demonstrate for the first time that the outline of the human symphyseal surface is sexually dimorphic and that it c...
Cecilia García-Campos,María Martinén-Torres,Mario Modesto-Mata et al.
Cecilia García-Campos et al.
One of the main concerns of paleoanthropologists is to make a correct interpretation of the variability observed in the fossil record. However, the current knowledge about sexual dimorphism in the human lineage comes mainly from the study o...
Frontal bone virtual reconstruction and geometric morphometric analysis of the mid-Pleistocene hominin KNM-OG 45500 (Olorgesailie, Kenya) [0.03%]
虚拟复原和几何形态计量分析基孔肯雅病毒(KNM-OG 45500)中更新世人颅骨(肯尼亚奥罗格赛利遗址)
Tommaso Mori,Antonio Profico,Hugo Reyes-Centeno et al.
Tommaso Mori et al.
KNM-OG 45500 is a hominin fossil composed of parts of a frontal bone, left temporal bone, and cranial vault pieces. Since its discovery along the Olorgesailie Formation (Kenya) in 2003, it has been associated with the Homo erectus hypodigm....
Breaking through the Aquitaine frame: A re-evaluation on the significance of regional variants during the Aurignacian as seen from a key record in southern Europe [0.03%]
突破阿基坦模式——来自南欧关键记录的奥瑞纳文化区域变体重要性的再评估
Armando Falcucci,Nicholas J Conard,Marco Peresani
Armando Falcucci
The cultural dynamics that led to the appearance of the Aurignacian have intrigued archaeologists since the start of Paleolithic research. However, cultural reconstructions have often focused on a restricted region of Europe, namely the nor...