Sentences with phrase «skull features»
As for the disparity in skull features, a number of factors, including diet and random genetic drift, could account for differences in appearance between modern Native Americans and Kennewick Man.
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Despite the age and unprecedented completeness of the new ape skull, no reported tooth or skull features clearly place N. alesi close to the origins of living apes and humans, says paleoanthropologist David Begun of the University of Toronto.
Unique skull feature may have enabled communication at frequencies too low for predators to hear
T. limosus has slightly different skull features from its brethren, but a similarly short, deep, skull and a beak rather than teeth.
The team reports 22 October in Science that having three copies of the DSCR does not cause the distinctive skull features of Down syndrome in mice.
Many skull features link H. naledi to ancient Homo species, the researchers say.
In addition, the company has added two skull patterns: New Skulls features realistic skulls, and Black Skulls has whimsical skulls and crossbones.
It's also worth noting that the diamon - encrusted skull featured in Blood on The Sand is based on a real - life piece that was auctioned off for 100 million dollars.
The skull features big heart - shaped eyes and an adorable pink bow!
Using the fossil record as a guide, a research team led by Yale paleontologist and developmental biologist Bhart - Anjan S. Bhullar and Harvard developmental biologist Arhat Abzhanov conducted the first successful reversion of a bird's skull features.
These hominids, whose remains date to between about 100,000 and 60,000 years ago (SN: 4/30/16, p. 7), had chimp - sized brains, short statures and, like H. naledi, some skull features resembling early Homo species.
In 1998, creationist Jack Cuozzo published his book Buried Alive, which claimed that Neandertals were humans who had lived for hundreds of years, and that their skull features were caused by extrapolating the changes which normally occur in modern human skulls as they age.