Fig. 3. The most complete palates of A. afarensis
(A.L. 200-1a; canine reset) (A) and A. boisei (OH-5) (B)
compared with that of A. garhi (C and D). The photograph
(İDavid L. Brill 1999Atlanta) was
mirror-imaged on midline. Australopithecus garhi has relatively large canines like A.
afarensis and absolutely large but morphologically nonrobust premolars and molars.
Drawings İL. Gudz.
Atlanta) was
mirror-imaged on midline. Australopithecus garhi has relatively large canines like A.
afarensis and absolutely large but morphologically nonrobust premolars and molars.
Drawings İL. Gudz.