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Figure 2. The drilling barge Viphya on Lake Malawi, East Africa, in 2005. Recovering deep cores from lakes near the sites of hominin fossil discoveries is a key element for understanding the record of local changes in climate and other environmental characteristics.
Figure 3. Replica of a 1.8 millennia Paranthropus boisei cranium found by Mary Leakey in 1959 at Olduvai Gorge, shown with a replica of a 1.2 millennia mandible of the same species from Peninj, Tanzania

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