| But pinning down when precisely this took place, and which of the various australopithecine species were involved, has been challenging. |
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| Other papers examine its jaw, hands, backbone and rib cage. A. sediba is the most recent australopithecine known. |
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| Skull of an australopithecine found in the Turkana Basin in the Rift Valley and exhibited at the Koobi Fora Museum and Research Base in Sibiloi National Park on the shores of Lake Turkana in Kenya. |
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| The corridor linking the Ethiopian highlands to southern Africa was the cradle of the australopithecine and earliest hominine lineages. |
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| Other papers consider taphonomic comparisons of australopithecine skeletons from South Africa and homonids as taphonomic agents. |
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| The type specimen was the Taung Child, an australopithecine infant which was discovered in a cave. |
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| Species of the robust australopithecine genus Paranthropus also appear to have been confined to one or other of these two African regions. |
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| The discovery of australopithecine fossils on the South African Highveld in the first half of the 20th century sparked great anthropological interest in the region. |
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| Lucy's larger colors at Hadar were, inOlson's view, the most primitive members of the robust australopithecine lineage, which he prefers to call Paranthropus. |
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| The numerous bones of grass-grazing antelopes found deposited with robust australopithecine remains support this conclusion, the Yale paleontologist asserts. |
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| For example, one chimp had nasal bones resembling those of a recently discovered robust australopithecine even though the two specimens share no other cranial features. |
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| Wounded Australopithecine bones thought to show war injuries actually show the tooth marks of leopards. |
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| The contribution of Namib desert Hottentot to understanding of Australopithecine bone accumulations. |
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