古人类学

Paleoanthropology is the study of ancient humans and their evolution through the recovery and analysis of material culture and biological data.
古人类学是通过恢复和分析物质文化和生物学数据来研究古代人类及其进化的学科。
The discovery of Lucy in Ethiopia was a milestone in paleoanthropology, providing crucial insights into early bipedalism.
在埃塞俄比亚发现的“露西”是古人类学的一个里程碑，为早期直立行走提供了关键洞见。
Paleoanthropologists use fossil evidence to reconstruct the behavioral and biological changes that occurred over human evolutionary history.
古人类学家利用化石证据来重建人类进化史上发生的行为和生物学变化。
The study of stone tools is an important aspect of paleoanthropology, shedding light on early human technology and cognitive development.
研究石器是古人类学的重要方面，它揭示了早期人类的技术和认知发展。
The discovery of Homo floresiensis in Indonesia challenged conventional theories in paleoanthropology about human migration and diversity.
在印度尼西亚发现的弗洛勒斯人挑战了古人类学中关于人类迁徙和多样性的传统理论。
Paleoanthropologists collaborate with geneticists to understand the genetic basis of human evolution.
古人类学家与遗传学家合作，以理解人类进化的遗传基础。
The analysis of hominin fossils has led to a better understanding of the timeline for the emergence of modern humans.
对原始人类化石的分析使我们更好地理解了现代人出现的时间线。
Paleoanthropology often involves extensive fieldwork in remote locations to uncover new fossil sites.
古人类学常常需要在偏远地区进行大量实地工作，以发现新的化石遗址。
The discovery of the oldest known Homo sapiens fossils in Morocco pushed back the estimated age of our species by tens of thousands of years.
在摩洛哥发现的最古老智人化石将我们物种的估计年龄推前了数万年。
Comparative anatomy plays a significant role in paleoanthropology, helping researchers identify similarities and differences between extinct and extant species.
比较解剖学在古人类学中扮演着重要角色，帮助研究人员识别灭绝与现存物种之间的相似性和差异。