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SWARTKRANS APE-MAN - Paranthropus Crassidens - ROBERT BROOM & JT ROBINSON

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SWARTKRANS APE-MAN - Paranthropus Crassidens - ROBERT BROOM & JT ROBINSON

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TRANSVAAL MUSEUM, Memoir No 6.

1952. Hardcover (blue cloth with gilted lettering), 123 pages plus 8 Plates

Used but in good condition. The cover shows signs of use. Inside clean and tightly bound.

Robert Broom's work, Swartkrans Ape-Man, Paranthropus crassidens, is a book about the hominin fossil discoveries at Swartkrans Cave, South Africa, specifically focusing on the species Paranthropus crassidens. Broom co-authored the book with J.T. Robinson, and it was published posthumously in 1952 after Broom's death in 1951. The book is considered a significant contribution to the study of human ancestry.

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