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Palaeoanthropology: A Neanderthal start to life

Current Biology
The unusually slow pattern of modern human growth and development fundamentally shapes our cognition, behaviour and ability to navigate the social world. But did Neanderthal growth patterns differ from those of humans, and if so, what might that mean?
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Buried inside the bones: The unfinished reckoning with palaeoanthropology’s origins

South African Journal of Science
Justin Pargeter
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What’s new from the PAST?

South African Journal of Science, 2016
Robert J. Blumenschine, Andrea Leenen
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Tribute to Abel Molepolle and the central role of the Sterkfontein Caves technicians in international palaeoanthropological research

South African Journal of Science
Ronald J. Clarke, Kathleen Kuman, Travis R. Pickering, Jason Heaton, Matthew V. Caruana, Amélie Beaudet, Kristian Carlson, Tea Jashashvili, Job Kibii, Laurent Bruxelles, Recognise Sambo, Maryke Horn, Dominic Stratford   +12 more
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Palaeoanthropology: The dawn of Homo floresiensis.

Nature, 2016
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Palaeoanthropology in Kenya: After discovery of the Taung Child

South African Journal of Science
Emma Mbua
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Biases and double standards in palaeoanthropology

, 2001
Corbey, R.H.A., Roebroeks, W.
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Palaeoanthropology: The earliest Sivapithecus?

Nature, 1985
Eric Delson, Delson Eric
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Chinese Palaeoanthropology

Annual Review of Anthropology, 1977
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Palaeoanthropology meets primatology

Journal of Human Evolution, 2009
William Mcgrew, Robert Foley
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