Definition of palaeoanthropology in English:

palaeoanthropology

(US paleoanthropology)

noun ˌpeɪlɪəʊanθrəˈpɒlədʒiˌpalɪəʊanθrəˈpɒlədʒiˌpālēōˌanTHrəˈpäləjē

The branch of anthropology concerned with fossil hominids.
Example sentencesExamples
- We seem to be witnessing a classic struggle in palaeoanthropology between the molecules and the fossils.
- The announcement electrified the paleoanthropology community.
- The pattern of population size change across the Pleistocene has come to be of critical interest, linking paleodemography with population genetics, paleoecology, and paleoanthropology.
- By this type of omission, the true nature of the human fossil record continues to be the best-kept secret in modern paleoanthropology.
- Contributors include accomplished specialists in geology, paleontology, and paleoanthropology.

Derivatives

palaeoanthropological

adjective ˌpalɪəʊanθrəˌpəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)lˌpeɪlɪəʊanθrəˌpəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)l

However, as anyone who is familiar with the palaeoanthropological literature over the last 20 years would know, the find has been of negligible significance to recent debate.
Example sentencesExamples
- Now here, at last, was the first great British palaeoanthropological find.
- Threaded through this vivid story of fieldwork, paleoanthropological politics, and on-the-spot war reportage is Kalb's nervy struggle simply to stay in the game.
- The Turkana Basin is famous for its paleontological, paleoanthropological, and archeological records from both east and west of this large lake in the eastern part of the rift system.
- The most notable paleoanthropological find in the country was ‘Lucy,’ a female Australopithicus afarensis discovered in 1974 and referred to as Dinqnesh by Ethiopians.

palaeoanthropologist

noun

Thus, this monograph is a welcome publication for those who work on the later Neogene, and for paleoanthropologists interested in the ecological context of basal hominids.
Example sentencesExamples
- I believe most of these contradictory problems are caused by paleoanthropologists insisting on calling all the australopithecines ‘hominids,’ rather than hominoids.
- This genetic model of human population structure is important for paleoanthropologists because it could explain the paleontological and archaeological observations noted above.
- This will be a must for any paleoanthropologist or paleontologist working on fossil primates.
- Is it possible that he doesn't understand that the very reason paleoanthropologists have so much to argue about is that the fossil record provides them with such a wealth of data?

Definition of paleoanthropology in US English:

paleoanthropology

(British palaeoanthropology)

nounˌpālēōˌanTHrəˈpäləjē

The branch of anthropology concerned with fossil hominids.
Example sentencesExamples
- The pattern of population size change across the Pleistocene has come to be of critical interest, linking paleodemography with population genetics, paleoecology, and paleoanthropology.
- The announcement electrified the paleoanthropology community.
- By this type of omission, the true nature of the human fossil record continues to be the best-kept secret in modern paleoanthropology.
- We seem to be witnessing a classic struggle in palaeoanthropology between the molecules and the fossils.
- Contributors include accomplished specialists in geology, paleontology, and paleoanthropology.

单词	palaeoanthropology
释义	Definition of palaeoanthropology in English: palaeoanthropology (US paleoanthropology) noun ˌpeɪlɪəʊanθrəˈpɒlədʒiˌpalɪəʊanθrəˈpɒlədʒiˌpālēōˌanTHrəˈpäləjē The branch of anthropology concerned with fossil hominids. Example sentencesExamples We seem to be witnessing a classic struggle in palaeoanthropology between the molecules and the fossils. The announcement electrified the paleoanthropology community. The pattern of population size change across the Pleistocene has come to be of critical interest, linking paleodemography with population genetics, paleoecology, and paleoanthropology. By this type of omission, the true nature of the human fossil record continues to be the best-kept secret in modern paleoanthropology. Contributors include accomplished specialists in geology, paleontology, and paleoanthropology. Derivatives palaeoanthropological adjective ˌpalɪəʊanθrəˌpəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)lˌpeɪlɪəʊanθrəˌpəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)l However, as anyone who is familiar with the palaeoanthropological literature over the last 20 years would know, the find has been of negligible significance to recent debate. Example sentencesExamples Now here, at last, was the first great British palaeoanthropological find. Threaded through this vivid story of fieldwork, paleoanthropological politics, and on-the-spot war reportage is Kalb's nervy struggle simply to stay in the game. The Turkana Basin is famous for its paleontological, paleoanthropological, and archeological records from both east and west of this large lake in the eastern part of the rift system. The most notable paleoanthropological find in the country was ‘Lucy,’ a female Australopithicus afarensis discovered in 1974 and referred to as Dinqnesh by Ethiopians. palaeoanthropologist noun Thus, this monograph is a welcome publication for those who work on the later Neogene, and for paleoanthropologists interested in the ecological context of basal hominids. Example sentencesExamples I believe most of these contradictory problems are caused by paleoanthropologists insisting on calling all the australopithecines ‘hominids,’ rather than hominoids. This genetic model of human population structure is important for paleoanthropologists because it could explain the paleontological and archaeological observations noted above. This will be a must for any paleoanthropologist or paleontologist working on fossil primates. Is it possible that he doesn't understand that the very reason paleoanthropologists have so much to argue about is that the fossil record provides them with such a wealth of data? Definition of paleoanthropology in US English: paleoanthropology (British palaeoanthropology) nounˌpālēōˌanTHrəˈpäləjē The branch of anthropology concerned with fossil hominids. Example sentencesExamples The pattern of population size change across the Pleistocene has come to be of critical interest, linking paleodemography with population genetics, paleoecology, and paleoanthropology. The announcement electrified the paleoanthropology community. By this type of omission, the true nature of the human fossil record continues to be the best-kept secret in modern paleoanthropology. We seem to be witnessing a classic struggle in palaeoanthropology between the molecules and the fossils. Contributors include accomplished specialists in geology, paleontology, and paleoanthropology.
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