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Dental Remains Of Equatorius Africanus From Kipsaramon, Tugen Hills, Baringo District, Kenya
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Journal of Human Evolution
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2002
2002-01
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Anthropology; baringo; dentition; Equatorius; evolution; Evolutionary Biology; hominoid genus; hominoids; kenyapithecus; Kipsaramon; middle miocene; Miocene; Muruyur; pasalar; sexual dimorphism; western kenya
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Kelley J; Ward S; Brown B; Hill A; Duren D L
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Forty-one isolated large hominoid teeth, as well as most of the mandibular and three maxillary teeth associated with a partial skeleton, were recovered from middle Miocene Muruyur sediments near Kipsaramon in the Tugen Hills, Baringo District, Kenya. The isolated teeth were collected as surface finds and the skeleton was excavated in situ at locality BPRP#122 dated between 15(.)58 Ma and 15(.)36 Ma. The majority of the teeth recovered at BPRP#122 are referable to a minimum of five individuals of the hominoid Equatorius africanus. Three of the teeth, however, are provisionally assigned to Nyanzapithecus sp. The new hominoids from Kipsaramon add to an increasing inventory of specimens that suggest greater large hominoid taxonomic diversity from the middle Miocene of Kenya than was previously recognized. It is suggested that there are two large-bodied hominoid species present at Mabako, only one of which is assignable to Equatorius. (C) 2002 Academic Press.
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<a href="http://doi.org/10.1006/jhev.2001.0504" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">10.1006/jhev.2001.0504</a>
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2002
Anthropology
baringo
Brown B
Dentition
Duren D L
Equatorius
Evolution
Evolutionary Biology
Hill A
hominoid genus
hominoids
Journal Article or Conference Abstract Publication
Journal of human evolution
Kelley J
kenyapithecus
Kipsaramon
Middle Miocene
miocene
Muruyur
pasalar
sexual dimorphism
Ward S
western kenya
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63-73
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42
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Preliminary description of the Equatorius africanus partial skeleton (KNM-TH 28860) from Kipsaramon, Tugen Hills, Baringo District, Kenya
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Journal of Human Evolution
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2002
2002-01
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Anthropology; Equatorius africanus; evolution; Evolutionary Biology; genus; hominoid; Kenya; Kipsaramon; Middle Miocene; Middle Miocene; Muruyur; phylogenetic affinities; proconsul-nyanzae; rusinga-island; site
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Sherwood R J; Ward S; Hill A; Duren D L; Brown B; Downs W
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A partial skeleton was recovered from middle Miocene Muruyur sediments near Kipsaramon in the Tugen Hills, Baringo District, Kenya. The specimen, representing much of the upper skeleton, comes from locality BPRP#122 dated between 15(.)58 Ma and 15(.)36 Ma. It is referable to the middle Miocene hominoid taxon Equatorius africanus. Preliminary descriptions of the partial skeleton are provided. While the anatomy of the wrist, thorax and hindlimb in Equatorius is similar to that of Afropithecus and Proconsul, the morphology of the new skeleton confirms earlier interpretations of greater terrestriality in Equatorius. (C) 2002 Academic Press.
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2002
Anthropology
Brown B
Downs W
Duren D L
Equatorius africanus
Evolution
Evolutionary Biology
genus
Hill A
hominoid
Journal Article
Journal of human evolution
Kenya
Kipsaramon
Middle Miocene
Muruyur
phylogenetic affinities
proconsul-nyanzae
rusinga-island
Sherwood R J
site
Ward S