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... fossils were truly distinct from the africanus fossils from South Africa ; whether there was one or several species at Hadar ; whether the Tanzanian and Ethiopian fossils were of the same species ; whether the fossils had been dated ...
... fossils were truly distinct from the africanus fossils from South Africa ; whether there was one or several species at Hadar ; whether the Tanzanian and Ethiopian fossils were of the same species ; whether the fossils had been dated ...
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... fossils are located in one of the channels of this ancient river system . Most of the fossils collected from Allia Bay are rolled and weathered bones and teeth of aquatic animals- fish , crocodiles , hippopotamuses and the like that ...
... fossils are located in one of the channels of this ancient river system . Most of the fossils collected from Allia Bay are rolled and weathered bones and teeth of aquatic animals- fish , crocodiles , hippopotamuses and the like that ...
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... fossils , moving them to a new genus , Ardipithecus . Other fossils buried near the hominids , such as seeds and the bones of forest monkeys and ante- lopes , strongly imply that these homi- nids , too , lived in a closed - canopy ...
... fossils , moving them to a new genus , Ardipithecus . Other fossils buried near the hominids , such as seeds and the bones of forest monkeys and ante- lopes , strongly imply that these homi- nids , too , lived in a closed - canopy ...
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