zinjanthropus Synonyms

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zinjanthropus Meaning

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genus to which Australopithecus boisei was formerly assigned

The discovery of **Zinjanthropus** remains in Olduvai Gorge ignited a revolution in paleoanthropology.
Leakey's excavations at Olduvai Gorge unveiled the first skull of **Zinjanthropus**, an early hominin species.
The **Zinjanthropus** fossils displayed a mosaic of primitive and advanced features, challenging previous assumptions about human evolution.
The lower jaw of **Zinjanthropus** exhibited robust dental structures, suggesting a vegetarian diet.
**Zinjanthropus** possessed a relatively small brain compared to later hominins, but its tool-making abilities were remarkable.
The cultural artifacts associated with **Zinjanthropus**, such as stone tools and animal bones, shed light on their social and cognitive behavior.
**Zinjanthropus** is believed to have coexisted with other hominin species, such as Paranthropus and Homo habilis.
Studies on **Zinjanthropus** have contributed significantly to our understanding of the evolutionary relationships between different human species.
Despite its importance, the taxonomy of **Zinjanthropus** remains contentious, with some scientists proposing it to be a distinct genus or a subspecies of Paranthropus.
The legacy of **Zinjanthropus** continues to inspire research and fuel debates about the origins and diversity of human evolution.

genus to which Australopithecus boisei was formerly assigned

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The discovery of **Zinjanthropus** remains in Olduvai Gorge ignited a revolution in paleoanthropology.

Leakey's excavations at Olduvai Gorge unveiled the first skull of **Zinjanthropus**, an early hominin species.

The **Zinjanthropus** fossils displayed a mosaic of primitive and advanced features, challenging previous assumptions about human evolution.

The lower jaw of **Zinjanthropus** exhibited robust dental structures, suggesting a vegetarian diet.