Kenyapithecus Postcranial Specimens from Nachola, Kenya

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概要

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• Twenty nine post cranial specimens of a Kenyapithecus species, discovered at Nachola during the field seasons 1984 and 1986, are described in detail. The specimens come from baboon-sized animals, with a baboon-like degree of sexual dimorphism in size. This species of Kenyapithecus was a predominantly arboreal animal, utilizing a combination of pronograde quadrupedalism and orthograde climbing and clambering activities. Postcranially it most resembles Proconsul, but it is a slightly more drived hominoid.

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著者

• Hidemi ISHIDA

  Faculty of Human Sciences, Osaka University

• ISHIDA Hidemi

  Department of Human Nursing, University of Shiga Prefecture

• ISHIDA Hidemi

  Laboratory of Physical Anthropology, Graduate School of Science, Kyoto University

• Hidemi ISHIDA

  Laboratory of Physical Anthropology, Kyoto University

• Hidemi Ishida

  Laboratory Of Physical Anthropology Department Of Zoology Kyoto University

• Hidemi Ishida

  Department Of Human Nursing University Of Shiga Prefecture

• Yoshihiko NAKANO

  Department of Biological Anthropology, Faculty of Human Sciences, Osaka University

• Micael D.

  Department of Anatomy, Cell Biology and Injury Sciences,New Jersey Medical School, University of Med

• Micael D.

  Department Of Anatomy Cell Biology And Injury Sciences New Jersey Medical School University Of Medic

• 石田 英実

  京都大学理学部自然人類学研究室

• Nakano Yoshihiko

  Department Of Biological Anthropology Osaka University

• Yoshihiko Nakano

  Department Of Biological Anthropology Faculty Of Human Sciences Osaka University

• ISHIDA HIDEMI

  Department of Nursing, Seisen University, Hikone

• ROSE Micael

  Department of Anatomy, Cell Biology and Injury Sciences,New Jersey Medical School, University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey

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