Ternifine 2
Ternifine 2 è il fossile parziale di una mandibola di un ominide della specie Homo erectus scoperto a Ternifine in Algeria nel 1969 da Camille Arambourg[1].
Descrizione
Il fossile, la parte sinistra della mandibola, viene fatto risalire a circa 700.000 anni fa[2].
La mandibola è la metà sinistra dell'osso che ha perso gli incisivi e il canino[3].
Note
- ^ (FR) Jean-Jacques Hublin, Sevket Sen e Denis Geraads, The Pleistocene hominid site of Ternifine, Algeria: New results on the environment, age, and human industries, in Quaternary Research, vol. 25, 1986, pp. 380-386.
- ^ (EN) Ternifine, anthropological and archaeological site, Algeria, su britannica.com. URL consultato il 14 marzo 2024.
- ^ (EN) G. Philip Rightmire, The Evolution of Homo Erectus, Cambridge University Press, 1990, DOI:10.1017/CBO9780511525674, ISBN 9780511525674.
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