Identifying the morphological signatures of hybridization in primate and human evolution.
@article{Ackermann2006IdentifyingTM, title={Identifying the morphological signatures of hybridization in primate and human evolution.}, author={R. Ackermann and J. Rogers and J. Cheverud}, journal={Journal of human evolution}, year={2006}, volume={51 6}, pages={ 632-45 } }
Recent studies point to contact and possible admixture among contemporaneous hominin species during the Plio-Pleistocene. However, detection of hybridization in fossils-and especially fossil hominins-is contentious, and it is hindered in large part by our lack of understanding about how morphological hybridity is manifested in the primate skeleton. Here, we report on a study of known-pedigree, purebred yellow and olive baboons (n = 112) and their hybrids (n = 57), derived from the baboon colony… CONTINUE READING
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