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25 ans de Toumaï : un fossile loin d'avoir livré tous ses secrets
#Paléontologie #Paléoanthropolohie #Toumai #OndesPubliques
25 ans de Toumaï : un fossile loin d'avoir livré tous ses secrets -
Der #Schädel_von_Toumaï soll #siebenMillionen Jahre alt sein
#Forscher entdeckten 2001 im #Tschad einen etwa sieben Millionen Jahre alten #Schädel. Damit ist er der #älteste bekannte Überrest eines unserer #Vorfahren. Der so genannte #Sahelanthropus_tschadensis ist besser bekannt unter seinem #Spitznamen #Toumaï.
https://www.deutschlandfunk.de/03-07-2001-schaedel-des-fruehesten-menschen-entdeckt-100.html -
https://www.europesays.com/afrique/93831/ Le berceau de l’humanité est-il en Europe plutôt qu’en Afrique ? #AfriqueSubSaharienne #EuropeAfrica #EuropeAfrique #GraecopithecusFreybergi #Graecopithèque #hominidé #Hominidés #Homininé #Homininés #HomoErectus #HomoSapiens #OrigineDeL'homme #Paléoanthropologie #Paléontologie #PrimateDesBalkans #Toumaï
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Toumaï, notre plus vieil ancêtre commun, continue de révéler ses secrets
#Paléoanthropologie #Anthropologie #Australopithèque #Toumai
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https://www.europesays.com/es/322195/ Toumaï, nuestro primer antepasado, ya caminaba erguido hace casi siete millones de años #anos #antepasado #caminaba #Ciencia #CienciaYTecnología #CienciaYtecnología #erguido #ES #España #millones #nuevas #primer #pruebas #Science #ScienceAndTechnology #ScienceAndTechnology #siete #Spain #Technology #Tecnología #toumai
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The curse of Toumaï: an ancient skull and a bitter feud over humanity's origins
#HackerNews #Toumai #Feud #HumanityOrigins #AncientSkull #FossilDiscovery
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The curse of Toumaï: an ancient skull and a bitter feud over humanity's origins
#HackerNews #Toumai #Feud #HumanityOrigins #AncientSkull #FossilDiscovery
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The curse of Toumaï: an ancient skull and a bitter feud over humanity's origins
#HackerNews #Toumai #Feud #HumanityOrigins #AncientSkull #FossilDiscovery
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The curse of Toumaï: an ancient skull and a bitter feud over humanity's origins
#HackerNews #Toumai #Feud #HumanityOrigins #AncientSkull #FossilDiscovery
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The curse of Toumaï: an ancient skull and a bitter feud over humanity's origins
#HackerNews #Toumai #Feud #HumanityOrigins #AncientSkull #FossilDiscovery
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#palaeoanthropology #science #Toumaï
"Palaeoanthropology is a notoriously disputatious, not to say vicious, field. In part, this is an effect of self-selection: given its prestige, and its philosophical, even metaphysical implications, the study of human prehistory attracts the most ambitious and, as one member of the discipline put it to me, 'the most psychotic', palaeontologists. There is, additionally, a cultural divide within the field between, speaking very broadly, field workers and laboratory specialists. The former disdain the latter as 'armchair palaeontologists'; the latter disdain the former as 'fossil hunters'.
But most of the fighting in palaeoanthropology is simply a function of the wild imbalance between the number of palaeoanthropologists, which is large, and the number of objects available for them to study, which is very much not. Our direct knowledge of the first few million years of human evolution derives from a collection of bone fragments that could no more than halfway fill a large shoebox. 'It’s a bit frustrating,' the researcher Jean-Jacques Jaeger told me, with some understatement, 'but there really is a gap in the palaeontological record between, I’d say, 14m and 5m years ago in Africa.' Among other things, the tectonics of this period were not conducive to fossil formation. Unfortunately, this period is precisely when the human line began."
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#palaeoanthropology #science #Toumaï
"Palaeoanthropology is a notoriously disputatious, not to say vicious, field. In part, this is an effect of self-selection: given its prestige, and its philosophical, even metaphysical implications, the study of human prehistory attracts the most ambitious and, as one member of the discipline put it to me, 'the most psychotic', palaeontologists. There is, additionally, a cultural divide within the field between, speaking very broadly, field workers and laboratory specialists. The former disdain the latter as 'armchair palaeontologists'; the latter disdain the former as 'fossil hunters'.
But most of the fighting in palaeoanthropology is simply a function of the wild imbalance between the number of palaeoanthropologists, which is large, and the number of objects available for them to study, which is very much not. Our direct knowledge of the first few million years of human evolution derives from a collection of bone fragments that could no more than halfway fill a large shoebox. 'It’s a bit frustrating,' the researcher Jean-Jacques Jaeger told me, with some understatement, 'but there really is a gap in the palaeontological record between, I’d say, 14m and 5m years ago in Africa.' Among other things, the tectonics of this period were not conducive to fossil formation. Unfortunately, this period is precisely when the human line began."
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#palaeoanthropology #science #Toumaï
"Palaeoanthropology is a notoriously disputatious, not to say vicious, field. In part, this is an effect of self-selection: given its prestige, and its philosophical, even metaphysical implications, the study of human prehistory attracts the most ambitious and, as one member of the discipline put it to me, 'the most psychotic', palaeontologists. There is, additionally, a cultural divide within the field between, speaking very broadly, field workers and laboratory specialists. The former disdain the latter as 'armchair palaeontologists'; the latter disdain the former as 'fossil hunters'.
But most of the fighting in palaeoanthropology is simply a function of the wild imbalance between the number of palaeoanthropologists, which is large, and the number of objects available for them to study, which is very much not. Our direct knowledge of the first few million years of human evolution derives from a collection of bone fragments that could no more than halfway fill a large shoebox. 'It’s a bit frustrating,' the researcher Jean-Jacques Jaeger told me, with some understatement, 'but there really is a gap in the palaeontological record between, I’d say, 14m and 5m years ago in Africa.' Among other things, the tectonics of this period were not conducive to fossil formation. Unfortunately, this period is precisely when the human line began."
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"Fossils promise untold knowledge; fossils promise worldly fame. Often they withhold both; sometimes they drive people mad." #Paleontology #Toumaï
The curse of Toumaï: an ancien... -
"Fossils promise untold knowledge; fossils promise worldly fame. Often they withhold both; sometimes they drive people mad." #Paleontology #Toumaï
The curse of Toumaï: an ancien... -
"Fossils promise untold knowledge; fossils promise worldly fame. Often they withhold both; sometimes they drive people mad." #Paleontology #Toumaï
The curse of Toumaï: an ancien... -
"Fossils promise untold knowledge; fossils promise worldly fame. Often they withhold both; sometimes they drive people mad." #Paleontology #Toumaï
The curse of Toumaï: an ancien... -
“There’s been a selection, a choosing of which remains to publish, and which not. No one has the right to do that!”
The dark side of paleoanthropology.
#PaleoAnthropology #HumanOrigins #EvolutionaryBiology #Hominins #Toumai #Sahelanthropus #Fossils #MichelBrunet #ScientificControversy #ResearchIntegrity #PublicationEthics #RobertoMacchiarelli #Chad #AudeBergeret #UniversityofPoitiers #UniversiteDePoitiers
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“There’s been a selection, a choosing of which remains to publish, and which not. No one has the right to do that!”
The dark side of paleoanthropology.
#PaleoAnthropology #HumanOrigins #EvolutionaryBiology #Hominins #Toumai #Sahelanthropus #Fossils #MichelBrunet #ScientificControversy #ResearchIntegrity #PublicationEthics #RobertoMacchiarelli #Chad #AudeBergeret #UniversityofPoitiers #UniversiteDePoitiers
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“There’s been a selection, a choosing of which remains to publish, and which not. No one has the right to do that!”
The dark side of paleoanthropology.
#PaleoAnthropology #HumanOrigins #EvolutionaryBiology #Hominins #Toumai #Sahelanthropus #Fossils #MichelBrunet #ScientificControversy #ResearchIntegrity #PublicationEthics #RobertoMacchiarelli #Chad #AudeBergeret #UniversityofPoitiers #UniversiteDePoitiers
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“There’s been a selection, a choosing of which remains to publish, and which not. No one has the right to do that!”
The dark side of paleoanthropology.
#PaleoAnthropology #HumanOrigins #EvolutionaryBiology #Hominins #Toumai #Sahelanthropus #Fossils #MichelBrunet #ScientificControversy #ResearchIntegrity #PublicationEthics #RobertoMacchiarelli #Chad #AudeBergeret #UniversityofPoitiers #UniversiteDePoitiers
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“There’s been a selection, a choosing of which remains to publish, and which not. No one has the right to do that!”
The dark side of paleoanthropology.
#PaleoAnthropology #HumanOrigins #EvolutionaryBiology #Hominins #Toumai #Sahelanthropus #Fossils #MichelBrunet #ScientificControversy #ResearchIntegrity #PublicationEthics #RobertoMacchiarelli #Chad #AudeBergeret #UniversityofPoitiers #UniversiteDePoitiers