1: Background to This Study
2: Recovery and Reconstruction of A.L.444-2
3: A.L. 444-2: The Reconstructed Skull as a Whole
4: by Ralph L. Holloway and Michael S. Yuan: Endocranial Morphology
of A.L. 444-2
5: Elements of the Disarticulated Skull
6: Implications of A.L. 444-2 for the Taxonomic and Phylogenetic
Status of Australopithecus afarensis
Notes
References
William H. Kimbel, Associate Professor and Science Director,
Institute of Human Origins, Arizona State University
Yoel Rak, Professor of Anatomy and Anthropology, Tel Aviv
University
"...this mix of authors augments the meticulous descriptive
morphological observations with morphometric data about variability
within A. afarensis that will be a mine of information for mant
scholars in years to come." -- Journal of Anthropological
Research
"The illustrations are a fitting complement to the scholarship. The
photographs are uniformly excellent, as are the line drawings.
Illustrations are used imaginatively and effectively; the figure
that depicts the hypothetical morphocline in glenoid morphology
really is an example of a good picture being worth a thousand
words. I can only imagine how much work went into this volume. We
should be grateful that the authors were willing to make the
effort." --
Journal of Anthropological Research how much work went into this
volume. We should be grateful that the a
"...this mix of authors augments the meticulous descriptive
morphological observations with morphometric data about variability
within A. afarensis that will be a mine of information for many
scholars in years to come." -- Journal of Anthropological
Research
"The illustrations are a fitting complement to the scholarship. The
photographs are uniformly excellent, as are the line drawings.
Illustrations are used imaginatively and effectively; the figure
that depicts the hypothetical morphocline in glenoid morphology
really is an example of a good picture being worth a thousand
words. I can only imagine how much work went into this volume. We
should be grateful that the authors were willing to make the
effort." --
Journal of Anthropological Research
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