H - hominid 中文

hominid n.1.【動物；動物學】人科 (Hominidea)。2...

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But in addition to confirming previous findings , the nontaster form helps to answer one of modern anthropology ' s most controversial questions : as our homo sapiens ancestors spread across the world , did they interbreed with the more archaic hominids they met in europe and asia 這個苦味基因的突變除了可驗證過去的發現外，還解開了現代人類學中最具爭議的問題：現代智人的祖先擴散到世界時，是否和他們在歐洲和亞洲遇到的其他古代人猿類繁衍后代？
2s ( th / u4u and 227th / 2x “ th dating on two mammal fossil teeth gave age ranging from 85 to 139 ka , which evidence the stratigraphic order between the capping flowstone and the underlying fossil - bearing deposits and support to the age assignment of older than ca . aoo ka to die hominid fossil teeth 伴生的貘牙化石和鹿牙化石的二種鈾系法年代范圍為85 - 139ka ，表明該地點含化石堆積與表層鈣板間無地層倒序現象，支持人牙化石大于100ka的結論。
As mothers increasingly relied on vocalization to control the emotions of their babies ? and , later , the actions of their mobile juveniles ? words precipitated out of the babble and became conventionalized across hominid communities , ultimately giving rise to language 等到媽媽越來越依賴聲音控制嬰兒的情緒，連好動的青少年都以這種方式控制，語詞就從滴里嘟嚕的兒語中凝結出來，成為社群里約定俗成的話，促成語言演化。
That ' s to say , the former evaded the origin of efficiency while being absorbed in the efficiency of institution such as property right , and the latter gave a description of hominid institution other than discuss the predacious evolution of institution 也就是說，后者專注于譬如產權等制度形式的效率，卻有意無意地避開了這種效率的源頭。而前者在探討了制度掠奪性地演進之外，對于原始人類時期的制度也還是描述性的。
Rosenberg of the university of delaware and her colleagues , for example , balk at the suggestion that early hominid mothers set their children down in the first place , observing that , westerners aside , modern caregivers rarely do this , preferring to carry them in their arms or in slings 羅森柏格評論道，在現代世界里，負責照顧嬰兒的人很少那麼做，只有西方人例外，大部份母親寧愿抱著孩子或以背帶將孩子背在身上。
From the deposits inside the cavern , 40 hominid fossil teeth attributed to modern homo sapiens together with - 2 , 000 mammalian fossils representing 33 species have been discovered . relics of prehistoric human activities , such as stone artifact and charcoal grains have also been found 位于云南宜良九鄉風景區內的張口洞遺址，出土多件晚期智人和哺乳動物化石，以及史前人類遺存的大量炭屑和數千件石制品。
Research by robert sussman , of washington university , st louis , has identified that teeth belonging to an older species of hominid , australopithecus afarensis , were poorly adapted for meat eating , suggesting that it was not a hunter 報道說，瑟斯曼博士對一種原始人類-阿法南猿australopithecus afarensis的牙齒進行研究后，確認他們的牙齒并不適合吃肉。這說明，阿法南猿并非捕獵者。
Even if each episode changed the inborn predilections of the hominids by only a small amount , the hundreds of repetitions of this scenario may explain some of the differences between human abilities and those of our closest relatives among the great apes 即使每一次事件對人猿類的天生傾向，只造成極小的改變，但事件重復數百次后，就足以解釋人類和關系最近的大型猿類之間的能力差異。
“ it represents the earliest and most complete hominid 8 skeleton ever found in the world “ dr zeresenay alemseged of the max planck institute for evolutionary 9 anthropology 10 in germany told a news conference in addis ababa “這是世界上發現的最早最完整的古人類骨骼， ”德國馬克斯普朗克人類學進化研究所的科學家阿萊姆塞吉德教授，在亞的斯亞貝巴召開的記者招待會上說。
“ it represents the earliest and … most complete hominid skeleton ever found in the world , “ dr zeresenay alemseged of the max planck institute for evolutionary anthropology in germany ， told a news conference in addis ababa “這是世界上發現的最早最完整的古人類骨骼， ”德國馬克斯普朗克人類學進化研究所的科學家阿萊姆塞吉德教授，在亞的斯亞貝巴召開的記者招待會上說。
“ it represents the earliest and … most complete hominid skeleton ever found in the world , “ dr zeresenay alemseged of the max planck i titute for evolutionary anthropology in germany ， told a news conference in addis ababa “這是世界上發現的最早最完整的古人類骨骼， ”德國馬克斯普朗克人類學進化研究所的科學家阿萊姆塞吉德教授，在亞的斯亞貝巴召開的記者招待會上說。
Ganqian cave , located at tubo district , liujiang county , guangxi zhuang autonomous region and unearthed 17 hominid fossil teeth representing at least 13 individuals , is one of the numerous anthropologic cave sites in soudiern china 位于廣西柳江土博縣境內的?前洞遺址，先后發現代表至少13個不同個體的人牙化石17枚，是我國南方發現古人類單個牙齒較多的一個地點。
“ it represents the earliest and most complete hominid skeleton ever found in the world , “ dr zeresenay alemseged of the max planck institute for evolutionary anthropology in germany told a news conference in addis ababa “這是世界上發現的最早最完整的古人類骨骼， ”德國馬克斯普朗克人類學進化研究所的科學家阿萊姆塞吉德教授，在亞的斯亞貝巴召開的記者招待會上說。
Together the new fossils and dating results clinched the case for dmanisi being the oldest unequivocal hominid site outside of africa , pushing the colonization of eurasia back hundreds of thousands of years 新發現的化石與地磁定年的結果合并起來，確立了德瑪尼斯是人類在非洲以外最早的居住地，將人類殖民歐亞大陸的年代，向前推進了幾十萬年。
Signs of this behavioral revolution are visible in the archaeological record , which shows an increase in animal bones at hominid sites during this period , along with evidence that the beasts were butchered using stone tools 這個行為上的革命，在考古記錄中留下了跡象，例如遺址中的動物骨骼增加了，還有以石器屠宰野獸的證據。
Now researchers say learning to walk millions years ago was not without its trials . a re - examination of anklebones from early hominids indicates their gait was not as stable as previous research suggested 美國研究人員通過對早期原始人類的踝關節進行重新研究后發現，早期人類的步態并非如同此前人們認為的那么穩健。
As it turns out , the spread of grasslands also led to an increase in the relative abundance of grazing mammals such as antelope and gazelle , creating opportunities for hominids capable of exploiting them 原來，草原擴張后，羚羊、瞪羚之類的草食哺乳類，比起過去，數量增加了，對能夠利用?們的人類來說，這是機會。
Well - adapted to the cold climate of palaeolithic europe and western asia , neanderthals appear to have been the dominant hominid in the region until the emergence of anatomically modern humans 尼安德塔人成功適應了舊石器時代的歐洲和西亞，他們顯然是這個區域支配性的人類始祖，直到現代人類的出現。
Furthermore , hominids this tiny were known only from fossils of australopithecines ( lucy and the like ) that lived nearly three million years ago ? long before the emergence of h . sapiens 此外，身材那麼矮小的人，都屬于露西之類的南猿人，他們生活在300萬年前，那時智人連個影子都沒有。

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hominid

hominid n.1.【動物；動物學】人科 (Hominidea)。2...

hominize