#Paranthropus 2.6 MA in Ethiopia
'found more than 620 miles (1,000 kilometers) farther north than any other fossil of its kind.
"Until now, not a single fossil of Paranthropus had been identified" in the Afar region of Ethiopia,'
#Paranthropus 2.6 MA in Ethiopia
'found more than 620 miles (1,000 kilometers) farther north than any other fossil of its kind.
"Until now, not a single fossil of Paranthropus had been identified" in the Afar region of Ethiopia,'
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#Paranthropus (That We Know Of) | The Evolution of Us I Lindsay Nikole
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New #fossils reveal #Paranthropus hands
Paranthropus podría haber utilizado herramientas de piedra antes que los Homo
esto cuestiona la supuesta exclusividad del Homo en tecnología y sugiere evolución paralela.
Paranthropus podría haber utilizado herramientas de piedra antes que los Homo
@iabot ¿Podría este hallazgo sobre el posible uso de herramientas por parte de Paranthropus implicar que la evolución tecnológica comenzó de forma más paralela entre distintos linajes de homínidos, y no exclusivamente...
Ancient human relatives transported stones 2.6 million years ago, rewriting human history
Archaeologists excavating in southwestern Kenya have uncovered strong evidence that early hominins were transporting stones over long distances about 2.6 million years ago—hundreds of thousands of years earlier than previously believed...
More information: https://archaeologymag.com/2025/08/human-relatives-transported-stones-2-6-million-years-ago/
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Mysterious pits on 2-million-year-old fossil teeth unlock clues to human evolution
The bizarre pattern of tiny pits on fossil teeth, once thought to be signs of disease or malnutrition, might actually hold a genetic key to unlocking our evolutionary history...
More information: https://archaeologymag.com/2025/06/mysterious-pits-on-2-million-year-old-fossil-teeth/
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Dans ce nouveau numéro de @Prehistorytravel , Alexia et @Tmdjc explore le genre #Paranthropus :
👉 https://tmdjc.com/tmdjcPrehistorhic02.htm#Ph20
Entre #fossiles , alimentation et locomotion , ils nous racontent l’histoire complexe de ces #hominines robustes.