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Chimp, A. afarensis (AL 200), Human dental arches, AL 200, age ca. 3.4 Ma, from Awash, Ethiopia. (Original teaching slide code: PM-8)
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35mm slide: 20547
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Fauna: Skeletal element(s); Fauna: Species/sex/age determination; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Pre-modern humans (general); Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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Chimp vs Australopithecus. Skull and Pelvis, chimp on left, A. afarensis on right (Original teaching slide code: PM-2)
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35mm slide: 20541
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Fauna: Skeletal element(s); Fauna: Species/sex/age determination; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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Gorilla and Homo Skeletons: Comparative skeletons from a macaque monkey (not pictured- on page 82), gorilla and man illustrate the physiological progression from four-footedness through arm-swinging to two-legged walking. The monkey's arms are somewhat shorter than its legs; it can walk with its hands palm down, an impossible feat for a gorilla. On the other hand, the monkey's down-turned shoulder sockets prohibit brachiation in the true sense of
Date of Photo
1967
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35mm slide: 11501
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Fauna: Skeletal element(s); Fauna: Species/sex/age determination; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Modern humans; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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Left lateral views of innominate bones in chimpanzee (left), Australopithecus prometheus (center), and Bushman (right).
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35mm slide: 11317
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Fauna: Species/sex/age determination; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Modern humans; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s); Text/Graphic/Model: Other

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Fragments of cranium, in excavation (KNM-ER 1813).
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35mm slide: 18423
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Feature: Burial/cremation(s); Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Pre-modern humans (general); Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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Archaic Homo sapiens, Petralona (Greece), frontal view: male, age > 0.2 Ma (Original teaching slide code: PM-30)
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35mm slide: 20569
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: archaic Homo sapiens; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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Archaic Homo sapiens, Petralona (Greece), side view: male, age > 0.2 Ma (Original teaching slide code: PM-31)
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35mm slide: 20570
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: archaic Homo sapiens; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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Skuhl V
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35mm slide: 10443
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: archaic Homo sapiens; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s); Text/Graphic/Model: Reconstruction

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Homo erectus vs. A. africanus (KNM-ER 3733/1813). Superior view.
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35mm slide: 18416
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Homo erectus; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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A. robustus (left), H. habilis (right): Swartkrans 48 (age ca. 2.2 Ma), Olduvai 24 (age ca. 1.8 Ma) (Original teaching slide code: PM-14)
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35mm slide: 20553
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Homo habilis; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)
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A. boisei (left), H. habilis (right) Olduvai 5, Olduvai 24 (Original teaching slide code: PM-15)
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35mm slide: 20554
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Homo habilis; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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A. boisei (left), H. habilis (right) Olduvai 5, Olduv. 24 (Original teaching slide code: PM-16)
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35mm slide: 20555
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Homo habilis; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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First milk molars of Australopithecus, Paranthropus, and Bushman.
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35mm slide: 11316
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Modern humans; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Other; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s); Text/Graphic/Model: Other

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Craniograms of Australopithecus africanus, infant (dashed and dotted line); Australpithecus prometheus, female (solid line); and Paranthropus robustus, male (dotted line).
Date of Photo
1951
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35mm slide: 11314
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Other; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s); Text/Graphic/Model: Other

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Craniograms of Australopithecus prometheus (solid line); Plesianthropus transvaalensis, male (dashed and dotted line); and Paranthropus robustus, male (dotted line).
Date of Photo
1951
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35mm slide: 11315
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Other; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s); Text/Graphic/Model: Other

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Australopithecus afarensis (LH 4). Occusal mandible.
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35mm slide: 18407
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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Australopithecus boisei (KNM-ER 406). Fronto-lateral male cranium.
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35mm slide: 18408
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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Australopithecus boisei (Peninj 160). Occlusal mandible.
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35mm slide: 18409
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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Australopithecus africanus (KNM-ER 1813). Lateral cranium.
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35mm slide: 18410
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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Australopithecus africanus (KNM-ER 1813). Facial cranium.
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35mm slide: 18411
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)
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Africa, Olduvai Gorge; Zinjanthropus boisei
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35mm slide: 9061
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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Footprints of A. afarensis and foot of Australopithecus, age ca. 3.5 Ma. (Original teaching slide code: PM-10)
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35mm slide: 20549
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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Top = A. boisei (OH 5), bottom = A. aethiopicus (WT17000), frontal view; age of WT17000 ca. 2.5 Ma. (Original teaching slide code: PM-11)
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35mm slide: 20550
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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Top = A. boisei (OH 5), bottom = A. aethiopicus (WT17000), side view; age of WT17000 ca. 2.5 Ma. (Original teaching slide code: PM-12)
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35mm slide: 20551
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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Sterkfontein, A. africanus, STS 71, 17, 5, frontal views (all from member 4, age ca. 2.45 Ma) (Original teaching slide code: PM-13)
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35mm slide: 20552
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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Olduvai Hominid 5, A. boisei. "Zinjanthropus", age ca. 1.8 Ma., discovered in 1959. (Original teaching slide code: PM-4)
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35mm slide: 20543
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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Zinjanthropus. The teeth and palate of the large-toothed hominid, Australopithecus (Zinjanthropus) boisei, from Bed I, Olduvai Gorge.
Date of Photo
1965
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35mm slide: 11319
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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Peninj jaw. Two views of the lower jawbone and teeth of a large-toothed australopithecine from Peninj, next to Lake Natron, some 80 km northeast of Olduvai Gorge. The very small front teeth (incisors and canines) and very large cheek teeth (premolars and molars) characteristic of the robust australopithecine are well shown. This mandible represents a Middle Pleistocene survivor of the African australopithecines, probably a late member of the Olduva
Date of Photo
1965
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35mm slide: 11320
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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The australopithecine jaw was just projecting a little from an erosion cliff.
Date of Photo
1975
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35mm slide: 16108
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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Excavations have disengaged the mandible and it is now ready for removal.
Date of Photo
1975
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35mm slide: 16109
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)
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The Peninj australopithecine mandible at the moment of discovery by Mr. Kamoya Kimeu.
Date of Photo
1975
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35mm slide: 16107
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s); Methodology: Archaeology- field

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Fig. 1 - Facial and top views of female skulls of Australopithecus (left) and Paranthropus (right). The former is represented by Sts. 5 from Sterkfontein whil eht Paranthropus illustations are based mainlyl on Sk. 48 from Swartkrans.
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35mm slide: 10419
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s); Text/Graphic/Model: Artifact Illustration

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Side view of Australopithecus and Paranthropus.
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35mm slide: 10420
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s); Text/Graphic/Model: Artifact Illustration

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Mandibular body contours in A, Australopithecus; B, Paranthropus; C, "Telanthropus"; and D, Homo Sapiens (American white). Both australopithecines have narrow interramal distance anteriorly; "Telanthropus" has the hominine condition in this respect.
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35mm slide: 10421
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s); Text/Graphic/Model: Artifact Illustration

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Australopithecus africanus Taungs.
Date of Photo
1951
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35mm slide: 11311
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s); Text/Graphic/Model: Other

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Australopithecus (Plesianthropus) Transvaalensis, Sterkfontein.
Date of Photo
1951
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35mm slide: 11312
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s); Text/Graphic/Model: Other

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A. afarensis composite skeleton. Lovejoy reconstruction. (Original teaching slide code: PM-7)
Date of Photo
1988
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35mm slide: 20546
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Australopithecine; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s); Text/Graphic/Model: Reconstruction

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Homo erectus vs. Homo habilis (KNM-ER 3733/1470). Lateral view.
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35mm slide: 18417
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Homo erectus; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Homo habilis; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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Homo erectus (KNM-ER 3733). Left lateral cranium.
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35mm slide: 18413
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Homo erectus; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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Homo erectus (KNM-ER 3733). Right lateral cranium.
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35mm slide: 18414
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Homo erectus; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)
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Homo erectus (KNM-ER 3733). Fronto-lateral cranium.
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35mm slide: 18415
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Homo erectus; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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Trinil Skull cap (female), age ca. 0.9 Ma, Discovered by DuBois 1891. (Original teaching slide code: PM-26)
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35mm slide: 20565
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Homo erectus; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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Homo erectus, East Africa, Nariokotome. WT 15000, boy age 11, age ca. 1.60 Ma, Most complete skeleton yet of Homo erectus. (Original teaching slide code: PM-27)
Date of Photo
1995
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35mm slide: 20566
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Homo erectus; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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Homo erectus, Europe, Mauer, age ca. 0.7P0. Ma, discovered near Heidelberg in 1907. (Original teaching slide code: PM-28)
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35mm slide: 20567
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Homo erectus; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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Pithecanthropus erectus.
Date of Photo
1959
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35mm slide: 10423
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Homo erectus; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s); Text/Graphic/Model: Artifact Illustration

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Pithecanthropus pekinensis.
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35mm slide: 10424
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Homo erectus; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s); Text/Graphic/Model: Artifact Illustration

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Homo habilis (OH 7). Occlusal mandible.
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35mm slide: 18412
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Homo habilis; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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Homo habilis, male, ER1470 (left); female, ER1813 (right). Age ca. 1.89 Ma. (Original teaching slide code: PM-19)
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35mm slide: 20558
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Homo habilis; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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Homo habilis, top: female (ER1813); bottom: male (ER1470). Age ca. 1.89 Ma. (Original teaching slide code: PM-20)
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35mm slide: 20559
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Homo habilis; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)

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Homo habilis type specimen. Left lateral view of the dental arcade and body of the mandible of the type specimen of the new Olduvai hominine, Homo habilis. In this juvenile specimen, only the first two molars have erupted. The "enamel line" on each tooth is clearly defined; areas of hypoplastic enamel are well shown on the canine tooth.
Date of Photo
1965
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35mm slide: 11318
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Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Homo habilis; Fossil hominids/ Physical Anthropology: Skeletal element(s)
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