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South African Fossil Hominoids

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PROF. S. ZUCKERMAN'S remarks concerning the teeth of the fossil Australopithecinæ of South Africa1 call for certain comments.

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LE GROS CLARK, W. South African Fossil Hominoids. Nature 165, 893–894 (1950). https://doi.org/10.1038/165893b0

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