… They convinced us that we should attempt to clarify the sometimes rather esoteric
comparative anatomy that makes up at least part of the literature in human evolution. As a …

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… These and other recent molecular studies may result in substantial advancements in our
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… delve very far into this subject, but the importance of evolution to human anatomy is introduced
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… edition of Human Evolution remains the single best concise survey of human evolution. It …
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… factors which prompted the gracilization of the jaws and skeletons of anatomically modern
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… Modern humans are an anomaly in evolution, and the final key features occurred late in
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