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New primates from the middle Eocene of the Sand Wash Basin, northwestern Colorado 科罗拉多州西北部沙洗盆地中始新世的新灵长类动物。
IF 3.1 1区 地球科学 Q1 ANTHROPOLOGY Pub Date : 2024-11-16 DOI: 10.1016/j.jhevol.2024.103612
Rachel H. Dunn
The transition between the Bridgerian and Uintan North American Land Mammal Ages of the middle Eocene is a pivotal time in the evolution of modern mammal ecosystems in North America, marking the beginning of a global cooling trend that led to the recession of tropical forests and gradual faunal turnover on the continent. However, few mammalian faunas are known from this time period, leading to difficulty characterizing and recognizing early Uintan faunal assemblages. The Sand Wash Basin in northwestern Colorado has been suggested to yield fossil faunas of early Uintan age, but fossils from the Sand Wash Basin have not been formally described since the 1970s despite active field work in the region. Here, I describe plesiadapiform and euprimate fossils from the Sand Wash Basin and compare them to other late Bridgerian and early Uintan North American primate assemblages. The Sand Wash Basin primate fauna comprises five species, all of which are known from the Washakie Basin in Wyoming. The presence of Ourayia uintensis suggests that at least some fossil localities within the Sand Wash Basin yield fossils that are Uintan in age; however, the rarity of primates and lack of a stratigraphic context in which to interpret localities make it difficult to determine whether some may be older.
中始新世的布里杰里纪与乌因坦北美陆生哺乳动物纪之间的过渡时期是北美现代哺乳动物生态系统演化的关键时期,标志着全球变冷趋势的开始,这一趋势导致了热带雨林的衰退和北美大陆动物群的逐渐更替。然而,人们对这一时期的哺乳动物群知之甚少,因此很难描述和识别早期乌因坦动物群的特征。科罗拉多州西北部的沙洗盆地(Sand Wash Basin)曾被认为出土了早乌印坦时期的动物群化石,但自 20 世纪 70 年代以来,尽管在该地区开展了积极的野外工作,沙洗盆地的化石却一直未被正式描述。在这里,我描述了沙洗盆地的犁头形化石和灵长类化石,并将它们与其他布里杰晚期和乌因坦早期北美灵长类化石群进行了比较。沙洗盆地灵长类动物群包括五个物种,所有这些物种都是从怀俄明州的瓦沙基盆地发现的。Ourayia uintensis的出现表明,沙洗盆地内至少有一些化石产地出土的化石在年代上属于乌因坦时期;然而,由于灵长类动物的稀有性以及缺乏解释产地的地层背景,很难确定其中一些化石的年代是否更早。
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The human remains of Final Gravettian age from the Reclau Viver and Mollet III caves (Serinyà, NE Iberian Peninsula) 雷克劳维弗洞穴和莫莱三世洞穴(伊比利亚半岛东北部,塞林亚)出土的格拉维蒂晚期人类遗骸。
IF 3.1 1区 地球科学 Q1 ANTHROPOLOGY Pub Date : 2024-11-14 DOI: 10.1016/j.jhevol.2024.103603
Joaquim Soler , Isaac Rufí , Neus Coromina , Alba Solés , Dorothée G. Drucker , Narcís Soler
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Modern African ecosystems as landscape-scale analogues for reconstructing woody cover and early hominin environments 将现代非洲生态系统作为重建林木覆盖和早期类人猿环境的景观尺度类比。
IF 3.1 1区 地球科学 Q1 ANTHROPOLOGY Pub Date : 2024-11-13 DOI: 10.1016/j.jhevol.2024.103604
Enquye W. Negash , Zeresenay Alemseged , W. Andrew Barr , Anna K. Behrensmeyer , Scott A. Blumenthal , René Bobe , Susana Carvalho , Thure E. Cerling , Kendra L. Chritz , Elizabeth McGuire , Kevin T. Uno , Bernard Wood , Jonathan G. Wynn
Reconstructing habitat types available to hominins and inferring how the paleo-landscape changed through time are critical steps in testing hypotheses about the selective pressures that drove the emergence of bipedalism, tool use, a change in diet, and progressive encephalization. Change in the amount and distribution of woody vegetation has been suggested as one of the important factors that shaped early hominin evolution. Previous models for reconstructing woody cover at eastern African hominin fossil sites used global-scale modern soil comparative datasets. Our higher-spatial-resolution study of carbon isotopes in soil organic matter is based on 26 modern African locations, ranging from tropical grass-dominated savannas to forests. We used this dataset to generate a new Eastern Africa–specific Woody Cover Model (EAWCM), which indicates that eastern African hominin sites were up to 13% more wooded than reconstructions based on previous models. Reconstructions using the EAWCM indicate widespread woodlands/bushlands and wooded grasslands and a shift toward C4-dominated landscapes in eastern Africa over the last 6 million years. Our results indicate that mixed tree–C4 grass savannas with 10–80% tree cover (but not pure grasslands with <10 % tree cover) dominated early hominin paleoenvironments. Landscapes with these biomes are marked by exceptional heterogeneity, which posed challenges and offered opportunities to early hominins that likely contributed to major behavioral and morphological shifts in the hominin clade.
重建可供类人猿利用的栖息地类型以及推断古地貌如何随着时间的推移而变化,是检验有关驱动两足动物出现、工具使用、饮食习惯改变和逐步脑化的选择性压力假说的关键步骤。木本植被数量和分布的变化被认为是影响早期类人进化的重要因素之一。以前重建非洲东部类人化石遗址林木覆盖率的模型使用的是全球尺度的现代土壤比较数据集。我们对土壤有机物质中碳同位素的更高空间分辨率研究基于 26 个现代非洲地点,从热带草地为主的稀树草原到森林。我们利用这个数据集生成了一个新的东非特有的林木覆盖模型(EAWCM),该模型表明东非的类人遗址的林木覆盖率比基于以前模型的重建结果高出13%。使用 EAWCM 重建的结果表明,在过去的 600 万年中,非洲东部出现了广泛的林地/灌木丛和有林草地,并向以 C4 为主的地貌转变。我们的研究结果表明,树木覆盖率为 10-80%的树木-C4 草地混合草原(而不是树木覆盖率为 10-80%的纯草地)在过去的 600 万年中一直是以 C4 为主导的。
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Jaw-muscle fiber architecture and skull form facilitate relatively wide jaw gapes in male cercopithecoid monkeys 颚肌纤维结构和头骨形态有利于雄性腕足动物形成相对较宽的颚间隙
IF 3.1 1区 地球科学 Q1 ANTHROPOLOGY Pub Date : 2024-11-04 DOI: 10.1016/j.jhevol.2024.103601
Andrea B. Taylor , Claire E. Terhune , Callum F. Ross , Christopher J. Vinyard
In primates and other mammals, the capacity to generate a wide maximum jaw gape is an important performance variable related to both feeding and nonfeeding oral behaviors, such as canine gape display and clearing the canines for use as weapons during aggressive encounters. Across sexually dimorphic catarrhine primates, gape is significantly correlated with canine height and with musculoskeletal features that facilitate wide gapes. Given the importance of canine gape behaviors in males as part of intrasexual competition for females, functional relationships between gape, canine height, and musculoskeletal morphology can be predicted to differ between the sexes. We test this hypothesis by investigating sex-specific relationships among these variables in a maximum sample of 32 cercopithecoid species. Using phylogenetic least squares regression, we found that of 18 predicted relationships, 16 of the 18 (89%) were significant in males, whereas only six (33%) were significant in females. Moreover, 15 of the 18 correlations were higher—10 of the 18 significantly higher—in males than in females. Males, but not females, showed strong and significant positive allometry of fiber lengths, indicating that increase in male jaw length is accompanied by allometric increases in the capacity for muscle stretch. While males and females showed significant negative allometry for muscle leverage, only males showed significant negative allometry of muscle leverage relative to jaw gape and canine height. Collectively, these results provide support for the hypothesis that as selection acted to increase relative canine height in male cercopithecoids, one change was an allometric increase in relative maximum jaw gape, along with allometric increases in musculoskeletal morphologies that facilitate gape. Lastly, if gape and canine display/clearance are key targets of selection on masticatory morphology in male cercopithecoids, then cercopithecoid monkeys such as macaques, baboons, and sooty mangabeys may have diminished utility as models for drawing paleobiological inferences from musculoskeletal morphology about feeding behavior and diet in fossil hominins.
在灵长类和其他哺乳动物中,产生宽阔的最大下颌间隙的能力是与进食和非进食口腔行为有关的一个重要的性能变量,例如犬齿间隙显示和在攻击性交锋中清除犬齿以用作武器。在性双态的猫科灵长类动物中,犬齿间隙与犬齿的高度以及有助于形成宽大间隙的肌肉骨骼特征显著相关。鉴于雄性犬齿张开行为是性内争夺雌性的重要手段之一,可以预测犬齿张开、犬身高和肌肉骨骼形态之间的功能关系在两性之间会有所不同。我们在 32 个栉水母类物种的最大样本中研究了这些变量之间的性别特异性关系,从而验证了这一假设。通过系统发育最小二乘法回归,我们发现在 18 个预测关系中,16 个(89%)在雄性中显著,而只有 6 个(33%)在雌性中显著。此外,在 18 种相关关系中,雄性有 15 种高于雌性,其中有 10 种显著高于雌性。雄性(而非雌性)的纤维长度表现出强烈且显著的正异构性,这表明雄性下颌长度的增加伴随着肌肉伸展能力的异构增加。虽然雄性和雌性的肌肉杠杆都表现出显著的负异化作用,但只有雄性的肌肉杠杆相对于下颌角和犬齿高度表现出显著的负异化作用。总之,这些结果为以下假设提供了支持,即随着雄性嵴椎动物相对犬齿高度的增加,其中一个变化是相对最大下颌张开度的异速增加,以及促进张开度的肌肉骨骼形态的异速增加。最后,如果颌骨张开和犬齿显示/清晰度是雄性栉猴咀嚼器形态选择的关键目标,那么猕猴、狒狒和土芒猴等栉猴作为从骨骼肌肉形态推断化石类人进食行为和饮食的古生物学模型的作用可能会减弱。
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A cadaveric study of wrist-joint moments in chimpanzees and orangutans with implications for the evolution of knuckle-walking 黑猩猩和猩猩腕关节力矩的尸体研究及其对指关节行走进化的影响。
IF 3.1 1区 地球科学 Q1 ANTHROPOLOGY Pub Date : 2024-10-30 DOI: 10.1016/j.jhevol.2024.103600
Akimasa Ito , Motoharu Oishi , Hideki Endo , Eishi Hirasaki , Naomichi Ogihara
Understanding the mechanism underlying the evolution of knuckle-walking in African great apes but not in humans may provide important implications about the origin and evolution of human bipedal locomotion. In this study, aiming to reveal possible structural adaptations of the chimpanzee's forearm and hand musculature related to knuckle-walking, we measure the passive elastic moment of the chimpanzee's and orangutan's wrist as it was rotated into extension, immobilizing the metacarpophalangeal joint at three different positions: extended (as in knuckle-walking), flexed (as in fist-walking), and an intermediate position. Our findings demonstrate that when the metacarpophalangeal joints are extended, the rigidity of the wrist joint in the extended direction increases. This increased rigidity is attributed to the passive elongation and force generation of digital flexor muscles, which are relatively short in chimpanzees. Consequently, this enhanced wrist-joint rigidity contributes to the stability and energetically efficient transmission of propulsive force to the ground during the stance phase. Overall, our study supports the hypothesis that knuckle-walking is an adaptation to terrestrial locomotion for an ancestor characterized by the restricted capacity for wrist extension owing to the relatively shorter tendons of digital flexor muscles.
了解非洲类人猿节肢行走的进化机制,而不是人类节肢行走的进化机制,可能会对人类两足运动的起源和进化产生重要影响。在这项研究中,为了揭示黑猩猩前臂和手部肌肉组织结构可能与指关节行走相关的适应性,我们测量了黑猩猩和猩猩手腕旋转到伸展时的被动弹性力矩,将掌指关节固定在三个不同的位置:伸展(如指关节行走)、屈曲(如握拳行走)和中间位置。我们的研究结果表明,当掌指关节伸展时,腕关节在伸展方向上的刚度会增加。这种刚性的增加归因于数字屈肌的被动伸长和发力,而黑猩猩的数字屈肌相对较短。因此,腕关节刚度的增强有助于在站立阶段将推进力稳定、高效地传递到地面。总之,我们的研究支持这样一个假设,即指关节行走是黑猩猩祖先对陆地运动的一种适应,这种适应的特点是,由于数字屈肌肌腱相对较短,腕关节的伸展能力受到限制。
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Corrigendum to "The effect of bi-iliac breadth on core body temperature" [J. Hum. Evol. 195 (2024) 103580]. 髂骨宽度对核心体温的影响"[J. Hum. Evol. 195 (2024) 103580]的更正。
IF 3.1 1区 地球科学 Q1 ANTHROPOLOGY Pub Date : 2024-10-18 DOI: 10.1016/j.jhevol.2024.103602
Jennifer Eyre, Scott A Williams, Mark Grabowski, Sandra Winters, Herman Pontzer
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Humanlike manual activities in Australopithecus 南方古猿的类人手工活动。
IF 3.1 1区 地球科学 Q1 ANTHROPOLOGY Pub Date : 2024-10-04 DOI: 10.1016/j.jhevol.2024.103591
Jana Kunze , Katerina Harvati , Gerhard Hotz , Fotios Alexandros Karakostis
The evolution of the human hand is a topic of great interest in paleoanthropology. As the hand can be involved in a vast array of activities, knowledge regarding how it was used by early hominins can yield crucial information on the factors driving biocultural evolution. Previous research on early hominin hands focused on the overall bone shape. However, while such approaches can inform on mechanical abilities and the evolved efficiency of manipulation, they cannot be used as a definite proxy for individual habitual activity. Accordingly, it is crucial to examine bone structures more responsive to lifetime biomechanical loading, such as muscle attachment sites or internal bone architecture. In this study, we investigate the manual entheseal patterns of Australopithecus afarensis, Australopithecus africanus, and Australopithecus sediba through the application of the validated entheses-based reconstruction of activity method. Using a comparative sample of later Homo and three great ape genera, we analyze the muscle attachment site proportions on the thumb, fifth ray, and third intermediate phalanx to gain insight into the habitual hand use of Australopithecus. We use a novel statistical procedure to account for the effects of interspecies variation in overall size and ray proportions. Our results highlight the importance of certain muscles of the first and fifth digits for humanlike hand use. In humans, these muscles are required for variable in-hand manipulation and are activated during stone-tool production. The entheses of A. sediba suggest muscle activation patterns consistent with a similar suite of habitual manual activities as in later Homo. In contrast, A. africanus and A. afarensis display a mosaic entheseal pattern that combines indications of both humanlike and apelike manipulation. Overall, these findings provide new evidence that some australopith species were already habitually engaging in humanlike manipulation, even if their manual dexterity was likely not as high as in later Homo.
人类手部的进化是古人类学非常感兴趣的一个课题。由于手可以参与各种各样的活动,因此了解早期人类如何使用手可以获得有关生物文化进化驱动因素的重要信息。以往对早期人类手部的研究主要集中在整体骨骼形状上。然而,尽管这种方法可以提供有关机械能力和进化的操纵效率的信息,但它们不能作为个体习惯活动的确切代表。因此,研究对终生生物力学负荷更敏感的骨骼结构(如肌肉附着点或内部骨骼结构)至关重要。在这项研究中,我们通过应用经过验证的基于内含物的活动重建方法,研究了非洲澳洲人、非洲澳洲人和南非澳洲人的手动内含物模式。利用晚期智人和三个类人猿属的比较样本,我们分析了拇指、第五桡骨和第三中节指骨上肌肉附着部位的比例,以深入了解澳人猿惯用手的情况。我们使用了一种新的统计程序来解释总体尺寸和桡骨比例的种间差异的影响。我们的研究结果突显了第一和第五指骨上的某些肌肉对于像人类一样使用手的重要性。在人类中,这些肌肉是进行各种不同的手部操作所必需的,并在制作石器时被激活。sediba 猿的内含物表明,肌肉激活模式与晚期智人的一系列习惯性手部活动相一致。相比之下,非洲古人类和类人猿的内趾则显示出一种马赛克式的内趾模式,既有类似人类的操作迹象,也有类似类人猿的操作迹象。总之,这些发现提供了新的证据,证明一些澳洲石器物种已经习惯性地进行类似人类的操作,即使它们的手部灵活性可能没有晚期智人那么高。
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The dentition of a new adult Neanderthal individual from Grotte Mandrin, France 来自法国曼德林石窟的一个新的尼安德特人成年个体的牙齿。
IF 3.1 1区 地球科学 Q1 ANTHROPOLOGY Pub Date : 2024-10-02 DOI: 10.1016/j.jhevol.2024.103599
Jeanne Fuchs , Antonio García-Tabernero , Antonio Rosas , Hubert Camus , Laure Metz , Ludovic Slimak , Clément Zanolli
Grotte Mandrin is located in the middle Rhône River Valley, in Mediterranean France, and has yielded 11 Pleistocene archeological and paleoanthropological layers (ranging from the oldest layer J to the youngest layer B) dating from Marine Isotope Stage (MIS) 5 to MIS 3. We report here the nearly complete dentition of an adult Neanderthal individual, nicknamed ‘Thorin,’ associated to the last phase of the Post-Neronian II, in layer B2 (∼44.50–42.25 ka). A previous paleogenetic analysis revealed that Thorin is a male individual and that he shows a deep genetic divergence with other penecontemporaneous Neanderthals from western Europe that possibly occurred ∼105 ka. The 31 teeth of Thorin (including two distomolars) are described and analyzed using microcomputed tomography imaging and are compared with other Neanderthals and modern humans. Based on direct observation and measurements on the fossil remains, and using microtomographic imaging, tooth wear, nonmetric characters, crown dimensions, and dental tissue proportions were investigated, and the shape of the enamel–dentine junction of the M2, M2, and M3 was analyzed by geometric morphometrics. Our results indicate that Thorin's teeth show dental characteristics typical of MIS 5–3 Neanderthals. It is also the first time that the presence of two distomolars is reported in a Neanderthal individual, a trait that is rare among modern human populations. Combined with the genetic peculiarities of this individual, the results of the present study imply either a process of morphological convergence among the latest Neanderthal groups or an underestimation of the genetic variability of recent Neanderthal groups.
曼德林石窟(Grotte Mandrin)位于法国地中海的罗讷河中游河谷,出土了 11 层更新世考古和古人类学岩层(从最古老的 J 层到最年轻的 B 层),年代从海洋同位素阶段(MIS)5 到 MIS 3。我们在此报告了一个昵称为 "Thorin "的尼安德特人成年个体的近乎完整的牙齿,该个体与后尼罗河第二期最后阶段的 B2 层(∼44.50-42.25 ka)有关。之前的古遗传学分析表明,Thorin 是一个男性个体,他与西欧其他半同期尼安德特人的遗传分化程度很深,可能发生在 105 ka ∼ 105 ka 之间。研究利用微计算机断层扫描成像技术对索林的 31 颗牙齿(包括两颗远臼齿)进行了描述和分析,并将其与其他尼安德特人和现代人进行了比较。根据对化石遗骸的直接观察和测量,并使用显微断层成像技术,研究了牙齿磨损、非度量特征、牙冠尺寸和牙齿组织比例,并通过几何形态计量学分析了 M2、M2 和 M3 的珐琅质与牙齿交界处的形状。我们的研究结果表明,索林的牙齿显示出 MIS 5-3 尼安德特人的典型牙齿特征。这也是首次报道尼安德特人有两颗远臼齿,而这一特征在现代人中十分罕见。结合该个体的遗传特征,本研究的结果意味着尼安德特人最新族群之间的形态趋同过程或低估了尼安德特人最新族群的遗传变异性。
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Persistent predators: Zooarchaeological evidence for specialized horse hunting at Schöningen 13II-4 持久的捕食者:舍宁根专门猎杀马匹的动物考古证据 13II-4
IF 3.1 1区 地球科学 Q1 ANTHROPOLOGY Pub Date : 2024-10-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.jhevol.2024.103590
Jarod M. Hutson , Aritza Villaluenga , Alejandro García-Moreno , Elaine Turner , Sabine Gaudzinski-Windheuser
The Schöningen 13II-4 site is a marvel of Paleolithic archaeology. With the extraordinary preservation of complete wooden spears and butchered large mammal bones dating from the Middle Pleistocene, Schöningen maintains a prominent position in the halls of human origins worldwide. Here, we present the first analysis of the complete large mammal faunal assemblage from Schöningen 13II-4, drawing on multiple lines of zooarchaeological and taphonomic evidence to expose the full spectrum of hominin activities at the site—before, during, and after the hunt. Horse (Equus mosbachensis) remains dominate the assemblage and suggest a recurrent ambush hunting strategy along the margins of the Schöningen paleo-lake. In this regard, Schöningen 13II-4 provides the first undisputed evidence for hunting of a single prey species that can be studied from an in situ, open-air context. The Schöningen hominins likely relied on cooperative hunting strategy to target horse family groups, to the near exclusion of bachelor herds. Horse kills occurred during all seasons, implying a year-round presence of hominins on the Schöningen landscape. All portions of prey skeletons are represented in the assemblage, many complete and in semiarticulation, with little transport of skeletal parts away from the site. Butchery marks are abundant, and adult carcasses were processed more thoroughly than were juveniles. Numerous complete, unmodified bones indicated that lean meat and marrow were not always so highly prized, especially in events involving multiple kills when fat and animal hides may have received greater attention. The behaviors displayed at Schöningen continue to challenge our perceptions and models of past hominin lifeways, further cementing Schöningen's standing as the archetype for understanding hunting adaptations during the European Middle Pleistocene.
舍宁根 13II-4 遗址是旧石器时代考古学的一个奇迹。舍宁根遗址保存了中更新世时期的完整木矛和屠宰的大型哺乳动物骨骼,在全球人类起源研究中占有重要地位。在这里,我们首次分析了舍宁根 13II-4 号遗址出土的完整大型哺乳动物化石组合,通过动物考古学和岩石学等多方面的证据,揭示了该遗址中人类在狩猎前、狩猎中和狩猎后的全部活动。马(Equus mosbachensis)遗骸在这些遗骸中占主导地位,表明舍宁根古湖边缘地区经常出现伏击狩猎策略。在这方面,舍宁根 13II-4 号考古发掘提供了第一个无可争议的证据,证明了在原地、露天环境下对单一猎物物种的狩猎。舍宁根古人类很可能依靠合作狩猎策略以马家族为目标,而几乎排除了单身马群。马的捕杀发生在一年四季,这意味着舍宁根地区全年都有人类活动。猎物骨骼的所有部分都出现在采集物中,其中许多骨骼完整且处于半关节化状态,很少有骨骼部分被运离遗址。屠宰痕迹非常多,成年猎物的尸体比幼年猎物处理得更彻底。大量完整、未经修饰的骨骼表明,瘦肉和骨髓并不总是那么珍贵,尤其是在涉及多次宰杀的事件中,脂肪和兽皮可能会受到更多关注。舍宁根的行为继续挑战我们对过去类人生活方式的看法和模式,进一步巩固了舍宁根作为了解欧洲中更新世狩猎适应性的典型的地位。
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Craniomandibular variation in the endemic Hispaniolan primate, Antillothrix bernensis 伊斯帕尼奥拉岛特有灵长类动物 Antillothrix bernensis 的颅颌面变异
IF 3.1 1区 地球科学 Q1 ANTHROPOLOGY Pub Date : 2024-09-30 DOI: 10.1016/j.jhevol.2024.103589
Lauren B. Halenar-Price , Zachary S. Klukkert , Juan N. Almonte-Milán , Phillip Lehman , Zana R. Sims , Siobhán B. Cooke
Here we describe new fossil material of Antillothrix bernensis, a Pleistocene-Holocene primate taxon from Hispaniola. It is now represented by seven crania, five mandibles, and dozens of postcranial elements from several paleontologically rich cave systems. The five adult crania included here share a similar overall profile as well as specific features such as a deep depression at the glabella. The complete anterior dentition of Antillothrix can now be described for the first time; short canine crowns, in the apicobasal dimension, compare well with titi monkeys, but the new crania and mandibles lack the specialized tall-crowned incisors of the extant pitheciids. They do, however, have a diastema between the lateral maxillary incisors and canines, a feature not present in the previously known crania. The new mandibles deepen posteriorly and have a medial inflection of the mandibular ramus, as in some pitheciids, but also share with Xenothrix a significant vertical narrowing of the corpus under P4/M1 not observed among extant taxa. Two of the specimens, a cranium and a mandible that do not fit together, exhibit congenitally absent third molars—a rarity among extant, noncallitrichine taxa. There is an approximately 1-kg range in the estimated body mass among the full Antillothrix sample (from 2.4 to 3.4 kg), as well as a range of approximately 5 cm3 of endocranial volume (from 40 to 45 cm3). With these extended ranges from the new specimens, Antillothrix can no longer be described as a taxon with a brain size smaller than that expected for its body size. Neither of these ranges in the brain size or body size is large enough to indicate a substantial level of sexual dimorphism or to necessitate separating the sample into male and female individuals. Given this, and the similar canine sizes for all specimens where they are present, the sample is consistent with a morphologically variable but monomorphic species.
在这里,我们描述了来自伊斯帕尼奥拉岛的更新世-全新世灵长类动物 Antillothrix bernensis 的新化石材料。目前,来自几个古生物资源丰富的洞穴系统的 7 个颅骨、5 个下颌骨和数十个颅后构件代表了这一类群。本文收录的五具成年颅骨具有相似的整体轮廓以及特殊的特征,例如颅盖上有一个很深的凹陷。Antillothrix的完整前牙现在可以首次描述了;短犬齿冠的尖底尺寸与缇猴相当,但新的颅骨和下颌骨缺乏现生栉水母类的特化高冠门齿。不过,它们的上颌外侧门齿和犬齿之间有一个间隙,这在以前已知的颅骨中是没有的。新的下颌骨后部加深,下颌横突内侧拐弯,与一些蝮蛇科动物相同,但也与 Xenothrix 相同,P4/M1 下的颌骨明显垂直变窄,这在现生类群中没有发现。其中两个标本(一个颅骨和一个下颌骨不吻合)显示先天性无第三臼齿--这在现存的非胼胝类群中十分罕见。在整个 Antillothrix 样本中,估计体重的范围约为 1 千克(从 2.4 千克到 3.4 千克),颅内容积的范围约为 5 立方厘米(从 40 立方厘米到 45 立方厘米)。随着新标本范围的扩大,Antillothrix 不再被描述为脑体积小于其体型预期的类群。无论是脑部大小还是体型大小的范围都没有大到足以表明有很大程度的性二型,也没有必要将样本分为雌雄个体。鉴于这一点,以及所有存在犬齿的标本犬齿大小相似,该样本与形态多变但单态的物种一致。
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