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Human paleontological evidence relevant to language behavior.
Human neurobiology, 1984The paleoneurological evidence for human language origins and other cognitive activities is tantalizing, but uncertain given the often incomplete, fragmented, and eroded cranial portions of our fossil ancestors. Nevertheless, both the Taung and A.L. 162-28 endocranial portions, attributed to the earliest-known hominids (i.e.
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Theories of Modern Human Origins: The Paleontological Test
American Anthropologist, 1993David W. Frayer +4 more
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1983
Since the publication of comparative serological data and the protein clock (Sarich, 1968; Sarich and Wilson, 1967; Wilson and Sarich, 1969; Goodman, 1963, 1975, 1976), there has been a continuing controversy among serologists and paleoanthropologists over the timing of the divergence between human and Great Ape lineages.
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Since the publication of comparative serological data and the protein clock (Sarich, 1968; Sarich and Wilson, 1967; Wilson and Sarich, 1969; Goodman, 1963, 1975, 1976), there has been a continuing controversy among serologists and paleoanthropologists over the timing of the divergence between human and Great Ape lineages.
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Neanderthal Man and the Dawn of Human Paleontology
The Quarterly Review of Biology, 1957openaire +2 more sources
A virtual world of paleontology
Trends in Ecology and Evolution, 2014John A Cunningham +2 more
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