The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 191National Geographic Society., 1997 - Geography |
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Page 92
... says Henry McHenry of the University of California at Davis . " It freed the hands to do other things . " As the amount of shady habitat shrank , keeping the brain cool might have been anoth- er factor in the development of bipedalism , ...
... says Henry McHenry of the University of California at Davis . " It freed the hands to do other things . " As the amount of shady habitat shrank , keeping the brain cool might have been anoth- er factor in the development of bipedalism , ...
Page 94
... says looks remarkably human . So does a mandible he takes out of the vault ; its teeth are smaller than afarensis ' , and the molars are of the same type and arrangement as Homo's . Most surprising are cranial remains that suggest to ...
... says looks remarkably human . So does a mandible he takes out of the vault ; its teeth are smaller than afarensis ' , and the molars are of the same type and arrangement as Homo's . Most surprising are cranial remains that suggest to ...
Page 96
... says Berger . " They not only had to watch every bush they passed by , every rock they turned over , and every tree they walked under , " he says , " but now we know they also had to keep one eye on the sky . " But around 2.5 million ...
... says Berger . " They not only had to watch every bush they passed by , every rock they turned over , and every tree they walked under , " he says , " but now we know they also had to keep one eye on the sky . " But around 2.5 million ...
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