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Minatogawa Hominid Fossils and the Evolution of Late Pleistocene Humans in East Asia.

東アジアの湊川人の化石と後期更新世人の進化

Author (3)： BABA H (National Sci. Museum, Tokyo) ,  NARASAKI S (Gunma Museum of Natural History, Tomioka) ,  OHYAMA S (OK Serv. Station, Naha)
Material： Anthropological Science  (Anthropol Sci)
Volume： 106  Issue： Supplement  Page： 27-45  Publication year： 1998 
JST Material Number： G0957A  ISSN： 0918-7960  Document type： Article
Article type： 原著論文  Country of issue： Japan (JPN)  Language： ENGLISH (EN)

Thesaurus term： Pleistocene Epoch ,...

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JST classification (1)： Anthropology  (EA01070K)

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• Baba H. (1995) Diregional model of human evolution. In Brenner S. and Hanihara K. eds., “The Origin and Past of Modern Humans as viewed from DNA”, World Scientific, Singapore, pp. 244-266.
• Baba H. and Endo B. (1982) Postcranial skeleton of the Minatogawa Man. University Museum Bulletin, The University of Tokyo, vol. 19, pp. 61-159, plates 11-68.
• Baba H., Sakura H., and Narasaki S. (1989) Human skeletal remains of Jomon Period from Minamitsubo shell-mound site in Ibaraki Prefecture, East Japan. Bulletin of The National Science Museum, Tokyo. Series D, vol. 22, pp. 1-40.
• Baba H. and Narasaki S. (1991) Minatogawa Man, the oldest type of modern Homo sapiens in East Asia. The Quaternary Research, vol. 30, pp. 221-230.

Terms in the title (4)： 東アジア ,  化石 ,  後期更新世 ,  進化