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Pobiner, Briana L. (2016)Questions about our origin as a species are universal and compelling. Evolution and in particular human evolution is a subject that generates intense interest across the world, evidenced by the fact that fossil and DNA ...
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Egeland, Charles P.; Pobiner, Briana L.; Merritt, Stephen R.; Kunitz, Suzanne (2024)
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Indriati, Etty; Swisher, Carl C., III; Lepre, Christopher; Quinn, Rhonda L.; Suriyanto, Ruswad A.; Hascaryo, Agus T.; Feibel, Craig S.; Pobiner, Briana L.; Auber, Maxime; Lees, Wendy; Antón, Susan C. (2012)
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Tryon, Christian; Pobiner, Briana L.; Kauffman, Rhonda (2010)Abstract Archaeology is the study of human behavior through material culture, the things we rely on for survival. Behavioral change was likely a driving factor in the evolution of our species, and archaeology therefore ...
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Ferraro, Joseph V.; Plummer, Thomas W.; Pobiner, Briana L.; Oliver, James S.; Bishop, Laura C.; Braun, David R.; Ditchfield, Peter W.; Seaman, John W., III; Binetti, Katie M.; Seaman, John W., Jr.; Hertel, Fritz; Potts, Richard (2013)The emergence of lithic technology by similar to 2.6 million years ago (Ma) is often interpreted as a correlate of increasingly recurrent hominin acquisition and consumption of animal remains. Associated faunal evidence, ...
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Pobiner, Briana L.; Pante, Michael; Keevil, Trevor (2023)Identification of butchery marks on hominin fossils from the early Pleistocene is rare. Our taphonomic investigation of published hominin fossils from the Turkana region of Kenya revealed likely cut marks on KNM-ER 741, ...
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Kunitz, Suzanne; Pobiner, Briana L.; Yellen, John; Faith, J. T.; Brooks, Alison S. (2023)
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Pobiner, Briana L.; Higson, Charles P.; Kovarovic, Kris; Kaplan, Robert S.; Rogers, Jacklyn; Schindler, William (2018)
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Braun, David R.; Pobiner, Briana L.; Thompson, J. C. (2008)In discussions of Paleolithic hominin behavior it is often assumed that cut marks are an unwanted byproduct of butchery activities, and that their production causes the dulling of stone tool edges. It is also presumed that ...
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Pobiner, Briana L. (2021)Review of: A Most Interesting Problem: What Darwin's Descent of Man Got Right and Wrong About Human Evolution. Edited by Jeremy DeSilva. 2021. Princeton University Press, Princeton. (ISBN 9780691191140). 288 pages. Hardcover. ...
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Norwood, Alexandra L.; Pobiner, Briana L.; Shedden, Kerby; Kingston, John D. (2023)
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Pobiner, Briana L. (2015)For decades, the hunting-scavenging debate has been an important research focus in Plio-Pleistocene hominin behavioral ecology. Here I present new data on potential scavenging opportunities from fresh carnivore kills on ...
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Pobiner, Briana L.; Rogers, M. J.; Monahan, C. M.; Harris, J. W. K. (2008)
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Pobiner, Briana L. (2017)
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Liutkus-Pierce, C.; Zimmer, B. W.; Carmichael, S. K.; McIntosh, W.; Deino, A.; Hewitt, S. M.; McGinnis, K. J.; Hartney, T.; Brett, J.; Mana, S.; Deocampo, D.; Richmond, B. G.; Hatala, K.; Harcourt-Smith, W.; Pobiner, Briana L.; Metallo, Adam; Rossi, Vince (2016)
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Njau, Jackson; Mbua, Emma; Alemseged, Zeresenay; Pobiner, Briana L. (2009)
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Pobiner, Briana L. (2014)
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