Sentences with phrase «small cranial capacity»

It has a very small cranial capacity (727cc) but thick cranial walls.

Furthermore, the generally small cranial capacity differences within humans do not correlate with intelligence or much else other than hat size.

Tobias (1970) says that according to Dart, «apparently normal human beings have existed with brain - sizes in the 700's and 800's» (maybe Molnar's claim is a mis - statement of this), and that the smallest cranial capacity ever documented is 790 cc.

Not exact matches

Derived features include reduced sexual dimorphism; a smaller, more orthognathic face; a smaller dental arcade; and a larger (700 and 850cc) cranial capacity.

These highly successful early bipedal hominins such as Ardipithecus ramidus or Australopithecus afarensis, were nevertheless relatively small - brained, with a cranial capacity of about 450cm3 compared with modern humans with over 1,500 cm3.

It is far, far more probable that the various fossil Homo that have cranial capacities of this general size were normalish representatives of small - brained populations.

In the Homo sapiens population with the smallest reported cranial capacity, about one person in 60,000 can be expected to have a brain size (sensu Lubenow) of as little as 700cc.

Because the brain does not fill the cranial cavity, the brain size is smaller than the cranial capacity, but the latter value is, obviously, the only one that can be determined from a skull.

It's cranial capacity was the smallest ever recorded in an adult early human, and at 410 cc it was not much larger than that of a modern chimpanzee.

Like other animals that have been domesticated, dogs have a reduced cranial capacity — a smaller brain size — compared to their wild counterparts.