Skulls
Chimpanzee Pan troglodytes (juvenile)
The skull of the juvenile chimpanzee is a very similar shape to that of a modern human. It changes shape during development to an adult.
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Museum number/name
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Where specimens were found
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Distribution of species
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Africa
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Known date of species
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Modern
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Date of specimen
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Cranial capacity
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juvenile
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Inferred culture
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These primates employ hunting techniques, use modified sticks to get food and can make a bed for themselves
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Skull and jaw front view
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Skull and jaw side view
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Skull top view
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Skull bottom view
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Top view
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Virtual skulls
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