Kow Swamp: Is it Homo Erectus? Part II - Paleoanthropology article about the Australian hominid fossils, with several illustrations.

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Kow Swamp: Is it Homo Erectus? Part II

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	Paleoanthropology article about the Australian hominid fossils, with several illustrations. Sponsored Links:
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Title:	KOW SWAMP: IS IT HOMO ERECTUS? PART II
Description:	Kowswamp - Is it Homo Erectus? A counterpoint by Jim VanHollebeke.
Category:	Brown - Peter - Creek - Australia - Lakes - Swamp - Homo - Erectus - Fossils - Willandra - Coobool - Talgai - Vanhollebeke - Kowswamp - Foley - Cohuna - Nacurrie

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