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A Uniformitarian Solution to the Appearance of Small-Bodied Hominins, Dwarfs, Pathologies, and Self-Domestication: Theories of New Discoveries

2024-11-05

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A variety of new finds have produced a new set of species classified within the _Homo_ clade. Some of these appear to represent very small hominins with a variety of traits that are often seen in pathologies. The group of traits, however, does not associate with any known suite or any single condition, either genetic or induced by chemicals, radiation, or other means. The first find of a hominin, the Neandertal, w...

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Literature Corpus work: 5f51acf6-4eb9-5790-b805-49b39b3b96fb
DOI: 10.32388/1bjmf5.2

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