Paleoanthropology in the 1990's

Essays by James Q. Jacobs

Australopithecus garhi	New Species of Hominids	Ardipithecus ramidis
Australopithecus anamensis	The Earliest Homo fossils	Homo antecessor
The Human Origin Debate
Recent African Genesis	Multiregional Evolution	Population Bottlenecks
Paleoanthropology Essays
The Dawn of Prehistoric Rock Art	Reflections on the Style-Function Debate	Australia's Oldest Human Remains
Reflections on the Origins of Scavenging and Hunting		The Origin of Bipedality
Neanderthal DNA	A Comparison of Chimpanzee and Human Behaviors

The essays, organized as a series, present some of the most important
findings in paleoanthropology during the 1990's. You can use the image links
in the table below, and in each page, to move through the series of articles.
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The articles begin with the descriptions of four new species of hominids and the discovery of a very early Homo specimen associated with tools. Summations of three important articles in the modern human origins debate follows. The last seven diverse essays are followed by a page of
Paleoanthropology Links.

Anthropology and Archaeology Pages

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