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Les os de la voûte crânienne des enfants de l’abri

Virginie TEILHOL

en Comptes Rendus Palevol 2 (4) - Pages 289-290

Published on 30 June 2003

Bones of the skull dome of children from the Suard shelter (La Chaise, Charente, France). The attribution of the human fossils of La Chaise-de-Vouthon to a defined group has always been problematic. Bones discovered in the Suard rock shelter are attributed to young children and dated to the end of isotopic stage 6. They present archaic characters associated with Neanderthal features, and allow us to know more clearly the skull development during growth in this population.


Keywords:

Human evolution, La Chaise-de-Vouthon, skull development, skull morphology, France

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