A new face for ‘Little Foot’, the most complete Australopithecus skeleton to date

The Conversation·Mar 4

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Scientists have digitally reconstructed the face of 'Little Foot', a nearly complete Australopithecus skeleton. The reconstruction is based on a fossil that is reportedly around 3.67 to 4 million years old. The age of the fossil is somewhat uncertain, with different outlets providing slightly varying estimates.

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Phys.org·Mar 2

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Discover Magazine·Mar 5

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Smithsonian Magazine·Mar 10

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CNN·Mar 7

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ScienceAlert·Mar 5

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The Jerusalem Post·Mar 8

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Earth.com·Mar 16

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