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The origins of Brachiation in Miocene apes...
Deus Ex Machina (X8H1@MUSIC.STLAWU.EDU)
Sat, 20 Apr 1996 21:06:19 EST
Hello all,
My name is Matthew Joanis and I am a PhD track anthroplogy major at St.
Lawrence University. I am curently researching the origins and develop-
ment of Miocene ape brachiation and its implications for human evolution
I have just obtained a copy of the Moya-Sola and Kohler article in the
January '96 edition of Nature on a Dryopithecine skeleton and origins of
great ape locomotion. I have plenty of resources to write the paper what
I am looking for is some thoughts and opinions on the subject from
any physical anthropologists out there to possibly include in my paper.
I would appreciate any help. If anyone does reply could you please
include your name, dept title or position, and the name of your
university/college etc. Thank you very much for your time.
Matthew D. Joanis '98
Anthropology
St. Lawrence University
e-mail: x8h1@music.stlawu.edu
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