Not exact matches
New
fossil footprints in Tanzania have spawned a theory that
australopiths like Lucy may lived in family groups with a single male and several females
Produced using cutting - edge methodology and the largest sample of individual early hominin
fossils available, analysis of their results shows that early hominins were generally smaller than previously thought and that the increase in body size occurred not between
australopiths and the origins of Homo but later with H. erectus (the first species widely found outside of Africa).
We used µCT imaging to compare its external and internal macro-morphology to upper molars of
australopiths, and
fossil and recent Homo.
And based on that anatomy, Berger and his colleagues argue that A. sediba is an
australopith who's closer to Homo than any
fossil ever found before.