The Evolution of Homo Erectus: Comparative Anatomical Studies of an Extinct Human Species.
Robin H. Crompton, G. Philip Rightmire
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Robin H. Crompton, G. Philip Rightmire
Abstract
Preface 1. Introduction 2. Homo erectus in the Far East 3. Homo erectus at Olduvai Gorge 4. Discoveries from the Turkana basin and other localities in sub-Saharan Africa 5. Northwest Africa 6. Comparisons of African hominids with Asian Homo erectus 7. Homo erectus as a paleospecies 8. The transition to more modern forms 9. Summary and prospects for further research References Author index Subject index.
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Preface 1. Introduction 2. Homo erectus in the Far East 3. Homo erectus at Olduvai Gorge 4. Discoveries from the Turkana basin and other localities in sub-Saharan Africa 5. Northwest Africa 6. Comparisons of African hominids with Asian Homo erectus 7. Homo erectus as a paleospecies 8. The transition to more modern forms 9. Summary and prospects for further research References Author index Subject index.
Key concepts: Homo erectus, Evolutionary biology, Human evolution, Extinct species, Biology, Paleontology, Pleistocene, Extant taxon