New research led by UNM Assistant Professor of Anthropology Sherry V.
Nelson examines carbon and oxygen stable isotopes in the tooth enamel
from a chimpanzee community to understand the environment of fossil apes
and early humans. Nelson's research, “Chimpanzee fauna isotopes provide
new interpretations of fossil ape and hominin ecologies,” was recently released and is available here.
UNM Anthropology Professor Martin Muller and Harvard Human Evolutionary
Biology Professor Richard Wrangham co-direct the Kibale Chimpanzee
Project, [...] archaeologynewsnetwork
domingo, 10 de noviembre de 2013
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