Hominin diversity and occlusal pattern variations: New insights from Early Pleistocene discoveries in the Shungura Formation (Ethiopia)
Field missions conducted in the Shungura formation (Ethiopia) by the International Omo Research Expedition (IORE, 1967-1974) and the Omo Group Research Expedition (OGRE, 2006 to present) have yielded numerous fossil remains, including hundreds of hominin teeth. The most recent members, from H to L...
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Bulletins et mémoires de la société d’anthropologie de Paris
2023
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| Shrnutí: | Field missions conducted in the Shungura formation (Ethiopia) by the International Omo Research Expedition (IORE, 1967-1974) and the Omo Group Research Expedition (OGRE, 2006 to present) have yielded numerous fossil remains, including hundreds of hominin teeth. The most recent members, from H to L (1.89 to 1.09 Ma), deposited during the Early Pleistocene, have been little surveyed by the IORE. This time interval, documents the appearance of more derived species of Homo, such as H. ergaster/e... |
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