Time is often used in palaeoanthropology as a replacement for morphology and anatomy where understanding human evolution is concerned. In this lecture, Prof. Berger explores the use of the absolute age of fossils in questions of phylogeny, and where the age of a fossil is important, and where it is not so important in interpreting and understanding human evolution.
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When Were There Giants?
• When Were There Giants?
The Context of Fossil Hominid Discoveries in Africa
• The Context of Fossil ...
Visiting the Taung Child
• Visiting the Taung Chi...
Rise of Prometheus
• Rise of Prometheus
The muddle in the middle Pleistocene
• The muddle in the Midd...
Exploring the Fossil Hominid Vault at the University of the Witwatersrand
• Exploring the Fossil H...
Introduction to Sterkfontein
• Introduction to Sterkf...
Species concepts in Palaeoanthropology
• Species Concepts in Pa...
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20 окт 2024