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• A likely scenario of cospeciation between Hominines and their lice.
• Rather, the bipedal adaptation hominines had already achieved was used in the savanna.
• The fossil record shows that early bipedal hominines were still adapted to climbing trees at the time they were also walking upright.
• The fact that no hominine fossils were found in forests does not ultimately lead to the conclusion that no hominines ever died there.
• The fact that no hominine fossils were found in forests does not ultimately lead to the conclusion that no hominines ever died there.
• The phylogeny of Hominine species ( humans and close relatives ) in grey and that of their blood-sicking lice in red.
• Some have been attributed to pre-human hominines applying significance to pleasingly shaped natural objects such as the Makapansgat pebble, as well as to later societies.
• It seems there is no special word, sadly-they are just special adjectives . but now I know the one for humans is " hominine ".
• And, in comparison to modern apes, Dart noted as with the Taung child the lack of facial ( prognathous ) projection, a characteristic shared with advanced hominines.
• The wider variety of tool types compared to earlier industries and their aesthetically as well as functionally pleasing form could indicate a higher intellectual level in Acheulean tool users than in earlier hominines.
• While " Lufengpithecus " is generally considered to be a primitive pongine by most Western observers, Chinese scientists have noted a set of features that are more reminiscent of hominines.
• Hominine fossils found in dry grassland environments led anthropologists to believe hominines lived, slept, walked upright, and died only in those environments because no hominine fossils were found in forested areas.
• Hominine fossils found in dry grassland environments led anthropologists to believe hominines lived, slept, walked upright, and died only in those environments because no hominine fossils were found in forested areas.
• Hominine fossils found in dry grassland environments led anthropologists to believe hominines lived, slept, walked upright, and died only in those environments because no hominine fossils were found in forested areas.
• The competing view-that modern-type Great Apes went extinct in Africa and that the Homininae were originally an Asian lineage which only later recolonized Africa-is hard to reconcile with the early Late Miocene presence of a basal hominine in Africa.