Pliocene Hominid Postcranial Fossils from the Middle Awash, Ethiopia

Pliocene Hominid Postcranial Fossils from the Middle Awash, Ethiopia
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"This study evaluates the phylogenetic position of a Pliocene hominid frontal bone from the Belohdelie locality of the middle Awash of Ethiopia."--p. 1 (1st gro