Revisiting mandibular symphyseal shape in juvenile early hominins and modern humans using a deformation-based approach

Keyphrases

• Modern Humans 100%
• Symphyseal 100%
• Deformation-based 100%
• Early Hominins 100%
• Early Modern Period 100%
• Juvenile Mandibles 100%
• Mandibular Symphysis 100%
• Anatomical Landmarks 50%
• Paranthropus Robustus 50%
• Paranthropus 50%
• Early Homo 50%
• Inconsistency 50%
• Kromdraai 50%
• Fossil Species 50%
• Australopithecus Africanus 50%
• Australopithecus 50%
• Shape Differences 50%
• Ontogenetic Changes 50%
• Evolutionary Change 50%
• Juvenile Specimens 50%
• Diffeomorphism 50%
• Symphyseal Morphology 50%
• Intraspecific Variation 50%
• Symphysis 50%
• Time Method 50%
• New Fossils 50%
• Model Complex 50%
• Computational Anatomy 50%
• Complex Shape 50%
• Fossil Evidence 50%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Evolution 100%
• Fossil 100%
• Intraspecific Variation 100%