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Hominid evolution I the early stages
This video begins with a survey of anatomically important concepts and landmarks in the analysis of primate skulls and teeth so that the fossils can be discussed accurately. The discussion of fossils begins with Aegyptopithecus from the Oligocene and continues through the Miocene and Pliocene using casts for a sample of the fossil forms and some slides for the newer Ardipithecus and Australopithecus anamensis.
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- "This video begins with a survey of anatomically important concepts and landmarks in the analysis of primate skulls and teeth so that the fossils can be discussed accurately. The discussion of fossils begins with Aegyptopithecus from the Oligocene and continues through the Miocene and Pliocene using casts for a sample of the fossil forms and some slides for the newer Ardipithecus and Australopithecus anamensis."@en
- "Using fossil casts of skulls and bones, Dr. Zeller investigates the pattern of morphological changes over the last 28 million years of human evolution."
- "Using fossil casts of skulls and bones, Dr. Zeller investigates the pattern of morphological changes over the last 28 million years of human evolution."@en