Skull shows features that are human, NeanderthalRandolph E. Schmid, Associated Press
Comparing Denisovan vs Neanderthal We know far more about Neanderthals than Denisovans, but we know enough to qualify Denisovans as a separate ancient human. CategoryDenisovanNeanderthal Era Alive Lower and Middle Paleolithic Middle to Late Pleistocene Appearance The widest and flattest skull shape; la...
La Ferrassie 1 Skull ~Found in 1909 at La Ferrassie, France ~Dated to 50,000 years Le Moustier Le Moustier A Juvenile Neanderthal excavated in 1909. http://.mnh.si.edu/anthro/humanorigins/ha/lemoust.htm http://en.wikipedia/wiki/File:Carte_Neandertaliens.jpg ...
close to the base of the skull, and the tongue lies almost entirely within the oral cavity” (Lieberman 1975:494). Lieberman is an expert in the evolution of language and has spent a greater part of his career discussing the major differences between Neanderthal and modern human language. He...
(the posterior canal shape and the modern human-like lateral canal position, respectively) in early members of the Neanderthal lineage (i.e., Sima de los Huesos) suggests mosaic evolution, at least in the bony labyrinth, with some features that might have evolved locally in paleodemes69,108,...
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2. periosteal reaction across the skull 1. possible short term pain and blood loss and possible cognitive disruption, long term possibly asymptomatic 2. possible pain or asymptomatic 1. given the location, cleaning the wound is possible 2. intervention unlikely (Estabrook and Frayer, 2014) Krapina...
First, as a validation of our approach, we demonstrate that a greater load of Neanderthal-derived genetic variants (higher "NeanderScore") is associated with skull shapes resembling those of known Neanderthal cranial remains, particularly in occipital and parietal bones. Next, we demonstrate ...
The presence of cranial fragments at GL1 and in the rear of GP2 may indicate that the skull was present, and probably the most parsimonious explanation for the accumulation of human remains could be related to disturbed burials, as proposed by other scholars [98]. However, the low number of...