Comptes Rendus Palevol
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2017
Prominatherium dalmatinum from the late Eocene of Grancona (Vicenza, NE Italy). The oldest terrestrial mammal of the Italian peninsula
738-745 , Published on 31 October 2017, art. 16 (80) 
First mammal of Gondwanan lineage in the early Eocene of India
Vivesh V. KAPUR et al.
721-737 , Published on 31 October 2017, art. 16 (79)
The first fossil Dipsocoridae found in the early Eocene amber of France (Hemiptera: Heteroptera)
Viktor HARTUNG et al.
715-720 , Published on 31 October 2017, art. 16 (78)
Contents
v-vi , Published on 31 October 2017, art. 16 (77) 
Editorial Board - Français
Published on 31 October 2017, art. 16 (76)
Editorial Board - English
Published on 30 September 2017, art. 16 (75) This article is a part of the thematic issue Hominin biomechanics, virtual anatomy and inner structural morphology: From head to toe. A tribute to Laurent Puymerail edited by Roberto MACCHIARELLI & Clément ZANOLLI
Is the deciduous/permanent molar enamel thickness ratio a taxon-specific indicator in extant and extinct hominids?
Clément ZANOLLI et al.
702-714 , Published on 30 September 2017, art. 16 (74)This article is a part of the thematic issue Hominin biomechanics, virtual anatomy and inner structural morphology: From head to toe. A tribute to Laurent Puymerail edited by Roberto MACCHIARELLI & Clément ZANOLLI
Cortical bone mapping: An application to hand and foot bones in hominoids
Zewdi J. TSEGAI et al.
690-701 , Published on 30 September 2017, art. 16 (73)This article is a part of the thematic issue Hominin biomechanics, virtual anatomy and inner structural morphology: From head to toe. A tribute to Laurent Puymerail edited by Roberto MACCHIARELLI & Clément ZANOLLI
Patterns of humeral asymmetry among Late Pleistocene humans
Vitale S. SPARACELLO et al.
680-689 , Published on 30 September 2017, art. 16 (72)This article is a part of the thematic issue Hominin biomechanics, virtual anatomy and inner structural morphology: From head to toe. A tribute to Laurent Puymerail edited by Roberto MACCHIARELLI & Clément ZANOLLI
The principles and practice of human evolution research: Are we asking questions that can be answered?
Richard SMITH & Bernard A. WOOD
670-679 , Published on 30 September 2017, art. 16 (71)This article is a part of the thematic issue Hominin biomechanics, virtual anatomy and inner structural morphology: From head to toe. A tribute to Laurent Puymerail edited by Roberto MACCHIARELLI & Clément ZANOLLI
