Pliocene hominid cranial remains from the Hadar formation, Ethiopia

William H. Kimbel · Donald C. Johanson · Yves Coppens

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Abstract Fossil hominid cranial remains recovered from the Pliocene Hadar Formation, central Afar, Ethiopia (1974–1977) are described in detail. Descriptions are accompanied by selected measurements and illustrations.

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