Jean-Jacques Hublin
@jjhublin
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Professeur au Collège de France - Chaire de Paléoanthropologie
Paris, France
Joined May 2013
RT @PourlaScience: Nouveau podcast @PourlaScience avec le @cdf1530 [À l'écoute de la science] De Néandertal à Sapiens : un peuplement de…
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Apparemment tous les néandertaliens n’étaient pas vegans…
It is finally out ! d15N on bulk or amino acids already suggested it elsewhere (that Neandertals were carnivores !), but here in Gabasa, the organics were not preserved. Zinc isotopes allowed us to document the diet of one individual
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RT @Pyropithecus: 🚨Petition Alert🚨 #Palaeolithic #archaeology colleagues and enthusiasts! Please sign this petition to protect Archäopark V…
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Le volume du cerveau humain semble avoir été remarquablement stable au cours des derniers 300 000 ans. Comme l’a montré l’analyse des hommes de Jebel Irhoud, c’est bien plutôt sa structure qui a évolué dans notre espèce
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RT @ChrisStringer65: ‘Our data demonstrate the close genetic connections between the early Middle Palaeolithic Neanderthals that were repla…
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Many thanks to Rob Foley for his obituary of my dear friend and late colleague Paul Mellars in @NatureEcoEvo. We sorely miss him.
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RT @ERC_RESOLUTION: Our new #OA paper on the largest Neronian assemblages at #AbriduMaras As usual, problems are of…
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La persistance de la lactase qui permet aux adultes de digérer facilement le lait ne s’est mise en place en Europe que longtemps après la production de produits laitiers. Sans doute famines et maladies ont-elles accéléré la sélection de cette mutation.
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@JuliasShoulder @a_bony_process @JohnRHutchinson I am so proud of all these excellent PhDs (and hats!) produced along the years at the Department of Human Evolution of the Max-Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology. Julia you are one of the brightest stars in this vast constellation! 🤩
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The oldest face in the European fossil record (1.4 Ma?) is reported in Atapuerca. It is said to display some modern features. The fact is that “modern faces” display primitive traits that were lost in more derived forms such as Neandertals
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Dental data challenge the ubiquitous presence of Homo in the Cradle of Humankind
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