What Can Atapuerca and Teeth Tell Us About Human Evolution? Dr. Leslea Hlusko Shares Insights

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A great guest!

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[@DulceN]

Thanks so much for this video. I’m a Spaniard living in the USA and love learning everything about Atapuerca, such an incredible site.

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It really is I hope to do a special episode or podcast on it soon so look out for that!

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Superb episode! Thanks so much!

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bravery in academia is necessary to achieve new understandings of age old discoveries that were given what we now know to be mistaken interpretations as to their significance in our study of our evolution

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Fascinating to me. I had removed mandibular tori and Torus palatinus and wonder the natural selection of these characteristics.