Physical Anthropology: 2000-2001 EditionThis updated reader is a compilation of carefully selected articles from newspapers, magazines and journals addressing important topics in physical anthropology. |
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2000-2001 Edition Elvio Angeloni. Figure 1. Some species of Galápagos finches . Several of the most different species are represented here ; intermediate species also exist . Clockwise from lower left are a male ground - finch ( the ...
2000-2001 Edition Elvio Angeloni. Figure 1. Some species of Galápagos finches . Several of the most different species are represented here ; intermediate species also exist . Clockwise from lower left are a male ground - finch ( the ...
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... species that lived between roughly 4 and 1.25 Myr ago . Just over 2 Myr ago a new genus , Homo ( which includes our own species , Homo sapiens ) , evolved from one of the species of Australopithecus . The jawbones in anamensis and ...
... species that lived between roughly 4 and 1.25 Myr ago . Just over 2 Myr ago a new genus , Homo ( which includes our own species , Homo sapiens ) , evolved from one of the species of Australopithecus . The jawbones in anamensis and ...
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... species - equally human , perhaps , but biologically distinct . Two separate species , who both just happened to be hu- man at the same time , in the same place . Cohabitation in the Levant in the last ice age conjures up a chilling ...
... species - equally human , perhaps , but biologically distinct . Two separate species , who both just happened to be hu- man at the same time , in the same place . Cohabitation in the Levant in the last ice age conjures up a chilling ...
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