Primeval Age works for the current revival event, I think im kinda unlucky with this ngl.

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Primeval Age works for the current event, really wanted to get some cryopods man.

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Textbooks often treat Homo habilis as a common ancestor for all later species in our genus. But the OH 7 mandible shows that this may have evolved quite differently from other members of Homo.

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Here we have two weird little soldiers enjoying some cake together! I wonder what the occasion is...

(Happy Pico Day!!)

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The distal femur of an early like Australopithecus africanus is among the most humanlike parts of their anatomy. The angulation between the femoral shaft and condyles reflects habitual bipedal gait.

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Ive still been drawing!! Just focused on finals rn 😭😒 Some more drawings of my DnD/Risus character and some random m̶o̶n̶k̶e̶y̶ (hominid) for class

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Alien hominid for Friday night funkin?! When👀

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Also here is a surprise new Roid I finished, since I didn’t really have a proper female one (and also forgot to rep the Irish)
Delta, and she’s the flying one...and homing rockets from the back

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Unlike Digmon, Submarimon works better as an Adult, it's Oxygen Homing and submarine theme works nice into Gusokumon and Whamon.

Sheepmon also works wonders as an Adult, from Pillomon into Pajiramon because of the Armor - Deva relationship (or even Mephismon).

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Made these Newgrounds profile picture things (kinda based off those Xbox 360 ones)

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Ore ga ojou-sama gakkou ni "shomin sample" toshite rachirareta ken 🔥

Jinryou Karen ♥️

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The skeleton from Saint-Césaire, France is one of the last known Neandertals and lived some 42,000-40,000 years ago. The individual suffered but survived, at least for several weeks, a sharp force injury to the head.

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tank/hominid oc doodle

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Australopithecus anamensis is the earliest known of its genus. Its diet seems to have concentrated on woodland foods more than the later Au. afarensis or Au. africanus, within a habitat with mixed trees and C4 grasses.

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Sangiran 2 is the earliest fossil with endocranial hyperostosis, an abnormal growth of bone on the internal skull surface. This is relatively common today in women over age 65, but very rare in men. The causes of the condition remain unclear.

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the true alien hominid

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In we try to make careful use of fossil evidence that may not be beautifully complete but preserves valuable evidence about extinct species. DH4 is one of my favorite fossils, revealing the interaction of skull size and musculature in

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