Australopithecus sediba skull
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An Australopithecus sediba skull, the U.W. 88-50 (MH1) cranium, that of a juvenile male, is shown from three angles in the photos below.
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| Australopithecus sediba — The U.W. 88-50 (MH1) cranium, part of the holotype skeleton, that of a juvenile male. Photo: Brett Eloff courtesy of Lee Berger and the Univ. of Witwatersrand. |
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| Lateral view |
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