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野生动物学报, 1982 环顾国际兽类学研究工作的动态,灵长类（Primates）的研究已经越来越受到国际动物学界的重视,目前已成为当代兽类学研究的中心问题之一。分析其受重视的原因有二: 1、研究灵长类,可以为人类起源于猿类的假说提供更多和更充分的论据。 2、在医学上,通过对灵长类的实验研究,间接搞清人类的情况,为人类的卫生保健事业服务。但是,在另外一方面,灵长类的分类学却还有些问题须澄清。例如灵长类在演化上地位并不原始,而人类本身在灵长目中也只不过是个科——人科（Hominidae）,然而却将自己所在的目命名为“灵长目 ...
罗泽珣
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The place and the value of phylogeny in paleoanthropology: just talking or never mind?
UISPP Journal, 2019 The diffusion of sensational and incomplete analyses, as well as the misinterpretation of data, has led to a series of paleoanthropological paradigms which are, for the most part, purely speculative. These practices result from a lack of knowledge of the
Valéry Zeitoun
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Ideas in Ecology and EvolutionWhile the established paradigm of human evolution asserts that the lineages leading to the extant great apes and Homo arose in Africa, the large number of fossil discoveries from Europe in recent decades support arguments for a European origin of the ...
Frances A. M. Mansfield +1 more
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Lokomoce žijících a vyhynulých nelidských Hominidae: implikace pro bipedii homininů [PDF]
Cílem této práce je analýza pohybu vyhynulých a současných nelidských Hominidae prostřednictvím publikovaných pozorování a postkraniálního fosilního záznamu. Zkoumané žijící rody byly Pongo, Gorilla a Pan.
Šetlíková, Julie
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Evidence on the age of the Asian Hominidae.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 1983 A number of separate lines of evidence indicate that all of the known Asian hominids are less than 1 million years old. A review of paleontologic, radiometric, and paleomagnetic data strongly supports this conclusion. This more recent age estimate provides important implications about the taxonomy and paleocultural adaptations of the early Asian ...
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The Evolution of the Glenoid Region in the Hominidae: Implications for Hominid Phylogenetics [PDF]
, 2002 Australopithecines exhibit more interspecific variation in glenoid region morphology than Homo. Chimpanzees and the earliest hominid taxa exhibit similar glenoid region morphologies and are readily distinguishable from later australopithecines and Homo ...
Ostlund, James Gary
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Evolution and distribution of rabies viruses from a panorama view. [PDF]
Microbiol Spectr, 2023 Li G +9 more
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Evolution of life history and behavior in Hominidae: Towards phylogenetic reconstruction of the chimpanzeehuman last common ancestor [PDF]
, 2017 The origin of the fundamental behavioral differences between humans and our closest living relatives is one of the central issues of evolutionary anthropology.
DUDA, Pavel
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Locomotion in extant and extinct nonhuman Hominidae: Implications for hominin bipedalism [PDF]
The purpose of this thesis is to examine extinct and extant nonhuman Hominidae locomotion, through analysis of observational and fossil postcranial research. The extant genera reviewed were Pongo, Gorilla, and Pan. Knucklewalking is the primary locomotor
Šetlíková, Julie
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The Evolution of the Glenoid Region in the Hominidae: Implications for Hominid Phylogenetics [PDF]
282 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2002.Australopithecines exhibit more interspecific variation in glenoid region morphology than Homo.
Ostlund, James Gary
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