Image: Australopithèque Cerveau Double

Description: Australopithecus africanus - Two views of same specimen formerly named Plesianthropus transvaalensis (holotype) Natural endocranial cast (485 cm3) (Sts 60), articulated with a fragmentary skull still embedded in breccia (TM 1511) wich includes the left maxilla, the orbital area and most of the skull base. Found by G. W. Barlow and described by Robert Broom in 1938. Discovered in South Africa . Collection of the Transvaal Museum, Northern Flagship Institute, Pretoria South Africa.
Title: Australopithèque Cerveau Double
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Author: José Braga;Didier Descouens
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