Paranthropus (pârăn'thrupus) [key]: see Australopithecus.
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Some hominids show fidelity to the tooth. (scientists believe Paranthropus boisei underwent few changes) (Brief Article) (Science News)
Getting a grip on prehistoric tool makers. (analysis of thumb fossils indicates that Paranthropus hominids were as physically capable...... (Science News)
The human fossil record; v.4: Craniodental morphology of early hominids (genera Australopithecus, Paranthropus, Orrorin) and overview.(Brief...... (SciTech Book News)
Paranthropus yields mosaic arm bone. (Anthropology) (Science News)
Extinct ancestor wasn't so finicky.(Anthropology)(Brief Article) (Science News)
The hard and soft of hominid diets. (Science News)
Retooled ancestors; a group of small-brained creatures who disappeared 1 million years ago may have made and used tools before the...... (Science News)
A hip stance by an ancient ancestor.(ANTHROPOLOGY)( Orrorin tugenensis)(Brief article) (Science News)
Forty years on and still going strong: the use of hominin-cercopithecid comparisons in palaeoanthropology. (Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute)
Mmmm, that's crunchy.(ANCIENT HOMINID DIET) (Science News)
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