Latest Research in Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology

Top Research Topics in Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology

• Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology — 15 papers
• Primate Behavior and Ecology — 10 papers
• Paleontology and Evolutionary Biology — 5 papers
• Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies — 3 papers
• Biomimetic flight and propulsion mechanisms — 2 papers
• Animal Vocal Communication and Behavior — 2 papers
• Veterinary Equine Medical Research — 1 papers
• Bone and Dental Protein Studies — 1 papers
• Soft Robotics and Applications — 1 papers
• Information Theory — 1 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Maternal style does not predict infant growth and survival in wild Guinea baboons (2 citations)
2. Mules in the Antiquity of Southern Iberia revealed from proteomics
3. The Great Knife-Wielding Ape Hypothesis: Terrain Correspondence and the Archaeological Record Across the Proposed Figure
4. Effects of Mass Distribution and Center-of-Mass Position on Reaching Gait in a Parasaurolophus Locomotion Simulation Using Model-Free Deep Reinforcement Learning
5. Effects of Mass Distribution and Center-of-Mass Position on Reaching Gait in a Parasaurolophus Locomotion Simulation Using Model-Free Deep Reinforcement Learning
6. On Dimensional Analyses of Bone Surface Modifications, Machine Learning, and Straw Men
7. African ape carpal morphology is not too specialized to represent the ancestral hominin carpus
8. Enabling a group split in captivity through proactive enclosure design and reactive social management
9. The Truth Behind Neanderthal Extinction
10. Tyrannosaurus rex Substrate-Borne Wave Detection: Biomechanical Coupling, Dual-Mode Pedal Architecture, and Environmental Data Extraction
11. Variation in the timing of developmental milestones in Gorilla does not support the ecological risk aversion hypothesis
12. Tyrannosaurus rex Substrate-Borne Wave Detection: Biomechanical Coupling, Dual-Mode Pedal Architecture, and Environmental Data Extraction
13. Proportional limb strengths signal an adaptive shift in arboreality in early human evolution
14. Bipedalism as a Byproduct of Symbiotically Mediated Allometry
15. The Truth Behind Neanderthal Extinction
16. Bone Adaptation and Labor Organization in Co‐Located Medieval Anatolian Populations
17. The Theropod Sickle Claw as a Deployable Seismic Sensor: A Hypothesis of Integrated Nesting Behavior, Mechanical Waveguide Physics, and Explosive Escape
18. The Theropod Sickle Claw as a Deployable Seismic Sensor: A Hypothesis of Integrated Nesting Behavior, Mechanical Waveguide Physics, and Explosive Escape
19. Tracing sex in deep time: Archaeological and palaeontological applications of amelogenin-based palaeoproteomics
20. Bio-inspired Terrain Perception for Snake Robots: Spectral Analysis of Vertical Undulation and Sidewinding