palaeoanthropology造句

• Brace has emphasized the need to integrate the ideas of Darwinian evolution into palaeoanthropology.
• At that time palaeoanthropology was in an overall mood to lump and was preaching against splitting.
• She maintained the Leakey family tradition of palaeoanthropology by training her son, Richard, in the field.
• In 1967, he was awarded a Doctor of Science in palaeoanthropology for his work on hominid evolution.
• In the late 1970s and the 1980s, Ethiopia emerged as the new hot spot of palaeoanthropology after Ardipithecus kadabba ".
• He was appointed Honorary Professor of Palaeoanthropology at the Bernard Price Institute for Palaeontological Research in 1977 and Honorary Professor in Zoology in 1981.
• Paleozoologists may specialise in invertebrate paleontology, which deals with animals without backbones or in vertebrate palaeontology, dealing with fossils of animals with backbones, including fossil hominids ( palaeoanthropology ).
• The partnership lasted 23 years, during which Nature published seminal papers in palaeoanthropology, nuclear energy, holography, lasers and the discovery of the double-helix structure of DNA.
• Leakey did not follow his parents'profession and has never been particularly active within the field of palaeoanthropology; however, his younger brother, Richard, is a noted paleoanthropologist and conservationist.
• On the other hand, if their undergrad work or grad studies included courses in primatology and / or palaeoanthropology and / or comparative anatomy, then they'd be much better off.
• She was recently interviewed alongside Richard and Meave Leakey as part of the documentary'Bones of Turkana', a National Geographic Special about palaeoanthropology and human evolution in the Turkana Basin, Kenya.
• Moreover, the use of juvenile specimens as type specimens has been a common practice in palaeoanthropology : the type specimens of " Homo habilis " and " Australopithecus africanus " are themselves juvenile specimens.
• A British Council scheme afforded a privileged visit to China, in 1979 . It proved the forerunner of a joint field expedition to Sichuan in 1982 by the museum and the Institute of Vertebrate Palaeontology and Palaeoanthropology, Beijing.
• Some news media, such as the BBC, expressed the opinion that the reason for the restriction was to protect Jacob, who was considered " Indonesia's king of palaeoanthropology ", from being proven to be wrong.
• La Trobe Archaeology has major focuses in Australian Indigenous Archaeology, African Archaeology and Palaeoanthropology, Palaeolithic Archaeology, Middle Eastern Prehistoric Archaeology, Australian Historical Archaeology, Biomolecular Archaeology, Asian Archaeology, Archaeology and GIS, Geoarchaeology and Archaeological Geophysics.
• 1974  Pottery from graves in the Perumal hills near Kodaikanal, in A . K . Ghosh, ed ., Perspectives in Palaeoanthropology ( Dharani Sen volume ), Calcutta, Firma K . L . Mukhopadhyay, 299-308.
• It was during this time he discovered " Homo floresiensis ", a hominin species that " & prompted reassessment of fundamental tenets in palaeoanthropology . . . concerning the peripheral role of Asia in early hominin evolution " ( Morwood 2011 ).
• His membership involves many other organizations such as American Quaternary Association, American Association for the Advancement of Science, Geological Society of America, International Association of Sedimentologists, Society for Sedimentary Geology, Society of Sigma Xi, Society of American Archaeology, Society for Archaeological Sciences and Palaeoanthropology Society.
• The findings of the Mossel Bay Archaeology Project have been brought to school children in the Western Cape Province through the work of the SACP4 Education Project ( South African Coastal Palaeoanthropology, Palaeoclimates, Palaeoenvironments and Palaeoecology Project ), which offers field trips to the Dias Museum Complex and its mock archaeology dig.
• Several reviewers ( Murray, Feder, Wodak, & Oldryod ) say that " Forbidden Archeology " proposes a " conspiracy theory " and argue that science in general and paleoanthropology in particular are more open than the book's authors would have us believe : " [ Dissenting ] voices in the literature evidences the fact that there is not some conspiratorial'cover-up'in palaeoanthropology ."