Early Modern Humans
@article{Trinkaus2005EarlyMH, title={Early Modern Humans}, author={E. Trinkaus}, journal={Annual Review of Anthropology}, year={2005}, volume={34}, pages={207-230} }
AbstractPerceptions of the emergence and spread of modern humans have changed recently through the reanalysis of fossils, an improved geochronological framework, and the discovery of a few specimens. Early modern humans in various portions of the Old World exhibit complex and varying mosaics of archaic, modern, and regional morphological characteristics. On the basis of this pattern, in conjunction with the emerging chronology of the earliest modern humans, the paleontological data indicate an… Expand
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