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The joints of the evolving foot. Part III. The fossil evidence.
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  • 1977New hominoid primates from the Siwaliks of Pakistan and their bearing on hominoid evolution142 cited
  • 1977Fact, theory, and fantasy in human paleontology.112 cited
  • 1974The form of the talus in some higher primates: A multivariate study82 cited
  • 1972Some African fossil foot bones: A note on the interpolation of fossils into a matrix of extant species79 cited
  • 1975The place of the australopithecines in human evolution: grounds for doubt?72 cited
  • 1972Implications of relative robusticity in the Olduvai Metatarsus48 cited
  • 1976African fossil tali: Further multivariate morphometric studies42 cited
  • 1969Hominoid Tali from East Africa19 cited

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Australopithecus to Homo: Transformations in Body and Mind
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