Developmental response to cold stress in cranial morphology of Rattus : implications for the interpretation of climatic adaptation in fossil hominins
Volume: 273, Issue: 1601, Pages: 2605 - 2610
Published: Jul 18, 2006
Abstract
Adaptation to climate occupies a central position in biological anthropology. The demonstrable relationship between temperature and morphology in extant primates (including humans) forms the basis of the interpretation of the Pleistocene hominin Homo neanderthalensis as a cold-adapted species. There are contradictory signals, however, in the pattern of primate craniofacial changes associated with climatic conditions. To determine the direction...
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Title
Developmental response to cold stress in cranial morphology of Rattus : implications for the interpretation of climatic adaptation in fossil hominins
Published Date
Jul 18, 2006
Volume
273
Issue
1601
Pages
2605 - 2610
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