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Variation and the evolutionary drivers of diversity in the genus Paranthropus
Craniodental robusticity in Paranthropus has led many researchers to posit that all the species in this genus share a common adaptation to a diet of hard foods. Recent research on craniodental morphology, microwear, biomechanics, and isotopes, by contrast, has suggested that substantial variation ex...
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Department of Archaeology
2019
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