The Origins of Modern Humans: A World Survey of the Fossil EvidenceFred H. Smith, Frank Spencer Chapter on Australasia separately annotated; see Wolpoff, M.H. and others. |
Contents
The Origin of Anatomically Modern Humans in Western Europe | 51 |
Fossil Hominids From the Upper Pleistocene of Central | 137 |
Biological and Cultural Change in the European Late | 211 |
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a.m. Homo sapiens Acheulian AFALOU affinities anatomically modern humans archaic Asia associated Aurignacian bone Border Cave Bräuer breadth Broken Hill cranial cranium cultural Curr Anthropol developed early modern Early Upper Paleolithic Europe European Neandertals evidence evolutionary excavated exhibit facial fauna female Florisbad fossil fossil hominids fragments frontal gene flow genetic groups hominid hominid evolution Homo erectus Howells Hrdlička Hum Evol human evolution indicate Jebel Irhoud Jelínek Krapina ky BP Laetoli Lumley male mandible mandibular maxilla Mesolithic Middle Pleistocene Mladeč modern H sapiens morphology Mousterian nasal Ndutu Neandertals occipital occipital bunning parietal pattern Phys Anthropol populations postcranial prognathism Protsch Qafzeh radiocarbon recent reduction region relatively remains Rightmire robust sample Shanidar skeletal skeleton Skhul skull Smith species specimens Stringer CB Swanscombe Tabun teeth tooth Trinkaus Upper Paleolithic Upper Pleistocene Upper Pleistocene hominid Vallois Vandermeersch variation Vindija Vlček Weidenreich western Asian Wolpoff Würm