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1	Site formation processes at Rising Star: taphonomy and 3D spatial analyses of the Homo naledi assemblage Kruger, Ashley January 2017 (has links) The recently discovered site of Rising Star in the Craddle of Humankind, Johannesburg, South Africa, has yielded the single largest fossil hominin assemblage on the African continent to have been uncovered to date. Much of the anatomy of the new species, Homo naledi, has been described. With relatively human-like lower limb and strangely primitive-likeupper body, Homo naledi displays a mosaic of traits in its morphology. A small cranium for a member of the genus Homo adds to this unexpected mix of characters. [Abbreviated Abstract. Open document to view full version] / MT 2017 Homo naledi Human beings--Origin Human beings--Evolution
2	Features of catarrhine posterior dental crowns associated with durophagy: Implications for fossil hominins O'Hara, Mackie Clare January 2021 (has links) No description available. Physical Anthropology Evolution and Development durophagy hard-object feeding hominins enamel enamel thickness evolution Paranthropus robustus Homo naledi Cercocebus Pongo catarrhine premolar molar durophagous hominin Homo Australopithecus Macaca Pan Gorilla Cercopithecus Papio