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Crecimiento y desarrollo: una perspectiva evolutiva

Authors: Goikoetxea Zabaleta, I.; Mateos Cachorro, A.;

Crecimiento y desarrollo: una perspectiva evolutiva

Abstract

El estudio del patrón de crecimiento y desarrollo en las distintas especies fósiles del linaje humano permite interpretar de forma correcta el modelo de historia biológica de los individuos adultos e inmaduros y, además, ayuda a los investigadores a comprender mejor la evolución de nuestra especie. Los patrones de crecimiento y desarrollo de los humanos actuales y de los chimpancés son los que a día de hoy mejor se conocen y por eso son usados como modelos. Los restos de los individuos inmaduros del registro fósil contienen información que permite hipotetizar sobre estos patrones a lo largo de la evolución humana. En este trabajo se reúnen datos de individuos subadultos del registro fósil y se realiza una puesta al día sobre las hipótesis que hasta ahora se han propuesto para el patrón de crecimiento y desarrollo de las especies de los géneros Australopithecus, Paranthropus y Homo.

Keywords

Historia biológica, Archaeology, C, Auxiliary sciences of history, fósiles inmaduros., chimpancés, humanos actuales, CC1-960

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