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... Neandertals is the extreme forward position of their teeth as compared both with earlier European archaic popula- tions and modern Homo sapiens . In the Classic Neandertals , for example , the tooth row begins two to three centimeters ...
... Neandertals is the extreme forward position of their teeth as compared both with earlier European archaic popula- tions and modern Homo sapiens . In the Classic Neandertals , for example , the tooth row begins two to three centimeters ...
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... Neandertals re- mained cut off for a time and developed their own anatomical specialties . But migrations and movements and countermovements must have broken such insularity again and again throughout the tens of thousands of years of ...
... Neandertals re- mained cut off for a time and developed their own anatomical specialties . But migrations and movements and countermovements must have broken such insularity again and again throughout the tens of thousands of years of ...
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... neandertals to be a result of genetic mixture rather than evidence of a late phase of transition . By 30,000 B.P. the population of Europe from the Middle East to Spain and England had attained fully modern status . Thus in the sequence ...
... neandertals to be a result of genetic mixture rather than evidence of a late phase of transition . By 30,000 B.P. the population of Europe from the Middle East to Spain and England had attained fully modern status . Thus in the sequence ...
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Suborder Anthropoidea versus Suborder Prosimii | 27 |
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