Sentences with phrase «craniums found»

To reach these conclusions, the study provides the most detailed anatomical descriptions of the species given to date, highlighting the small size of the reptile, which measured no more than a metre long, according to craniums found at the site in Catalonia.

The morphological analyses carried out on the cranium found in Catalonia confirm the type of diet consumed by this feline.

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Since selling Cranium to toy giant Hasbro, Richard's creative touch has extended from the founding of an innovation lab, to advising Starbucks about how to foster a culture of innovation as their entrepreneur is residence.

Furthermore, you may find that it's better for (half monkeys like you) your brain to be fed to virus that it will have use rather than keeping it inside your cranium but as an excess baggage.

The mostly complete cranium and mandible known as Skhul 5 was among the remains of 10 individuals found at the Israeli site.

While the study couldn't control for every variable that might have affected the shape of the skulls, the trend the researchers found was toward thinner craniums and less prominent brow ridges starting around 80,000 years ago and possibly earlier.

The near - complete human skeleton, with an intact cranium and preserved DNA, was found along with other extinct fauna by a team of scientific divers led by Alberto Nava Blank from Proyecto de Espeleologia de Tulum (PET) in the Sac Actun cave system located off the eastern Yucatan Peninsula in 2007.

When anthropologist Richard Jantz of the University of Tennessee measured the craniums of Americans of European and African descent from colonial times up to the late 20th century, he found that brain volume was once again moving upward.

The team went back for another six seasons and managed to find 45 more fossils that fit together into two partial crania.

Considering that the age of the samples provides a time frame (between 7,000 and 5,000 years ago) for CTC to obtain its unique ancestry component, and that the cranium was found next to two individuals associated with the Neolithic Corded Ware culture, we speculate that this component was derived from incoming populations of dogs that accompanied steppe people migrating from the East13.

A team of international researchers announced finding a complete cranium and associated mandible which casts the contentious discussion of early Homo in a new light.

But the skull itself is not the only treasure: The study says the cranium, found in the Aroeira cave site, is connected to nearby stone tools like hand axes and animals remains, including «burnt bones [that suggest] a controlled use of fire.»

The cranium is the oldest ever found in Portugal, dating back to about 400,000 years ago, a study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences explains.

He further added that the cranium which was found in the cave of Aroeira is the oldest human fossil that has been excavated to date, and has some common features with other fossils from the same time period that have been found in Spain, Italy and France.

This new partial foot from Burtele (this is all that was found, no other post crania, crania or dentition) lacks an arch and two of the bones comprised an abducted toe, that is to say, an opposable toe, like the thumb on a human hand, capable of grasping tree limbs but less efficient than the human foot on the ground.

Using data formatively is vital for students because it gives them control in their own learning, and in the end, less information will find its way into the cranium's trash.

Or, how is the young associate who does not have that institutional memory yet tattooed into his cranium to find the help he needs?