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Mandibles of Australopithecus sediba, Australopithecus africanus, and Homo:

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2022-06-26

Mandibles of Australopithecus sediba, Australopithecus africanus and Homo.
Source: Mandibular ramus morphology and species identification in Australopithecus sediba https://t.co/w1OixhkvhV

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2022-04-08

Two jawbones of Australopithecus sediba differ in several ways. Could they actually be two species? show that both an earlier species and our own genus, Homo, vary in much the same way. https://t.co/DFQGg2uVGn

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2022-04-02

shoutout to australopithecus africanus and 'prometheus' for skirting around paranthropus and kenyanthropus

and a special thanks to a. sediba for doing a pro gamer move into the homo hypodigm

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2022-02-18

Australopithecus garhi and sediba

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2021-06-20

Notice however that Au. sediba is not sampled in the EDJ morphology paper. All of the Swartkrans assignments to "Homo" predate the discovery of Au. sediba, and we have to re-evaluate these attributions in light of Au. sediba's Homo-like dental and mandibular morphology.

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2021-05-20

The MH2 mandible is still being built, fragment by fragment, as pieces are recovered from Malapa and prepared in the lab. The skull of this adult Australopithecus sediba individual may be found within the breccia as well.

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2021-03-21

Fossils of Australopithecus and Homo were all obligate bipeds, but their pelvic remains do exhibit some differences. Australopithecus sediba blurs the boundary. With its Homo-like pelvis, this species may be a closer human relative.

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2021-01-10

Australopithecus sediba Used Their Hands for Both Climbing and Human-Like Manipulation
https://t.co/iczz44kkpk

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2020-05-25

Dos cráneos de Drimolen-Sudáfrica de 2 Ma: DNH 134 es el H erectus más antiguo, contemporáneo con Australopithecus sediba y Paranthropus robustus, al que corresponde el otro cráneo DNH 152. ¿Cuál es cuál? Al parántropo se le reconoce por su cresta sagital.
https://t.co/ozdItbIg4b

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2020-04-05

More than three years of meticulous preparation revealed dozens of bones attributable to the MH1 skeleton of Australopithecus sediba, from Malapa, South Africa. On exhibit at the

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2020-03-07

Wonderful reconstruction of Australopithecus sediba, commissioned by the University of Michigan's Museum of Natural History (Credit: © Sculpture Elisabeth Daynes /Photo S. Entressangle)

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2019-05-12

Wonderful reconstruction of Australopithecus sediba, commissioned by the University of Michigan's Museum of Natural History (Credit: © Sculpture Elisabeth Daynes /Photo S. Entressangle)

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2019-01-24

sediba reconstruction courtesy on way to exhibition for December 18th

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