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• Taung child
  The '''Taung child''' is the fossilized skull of an infant [[Hominin|hominin]] and the [[holot ...Africa|pages= |language= |archiveurl= |archivedate= |quote= }}</ref>. The Taung child's face was prepared by Dart from its encasing breccia and published the Feb
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• Taung child/Bibliography
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• Taung child/Definition
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• Taung child/Approval
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• Taung child/Related Articles
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• Lee R. Berger/Definition
  ...heologist]] noted for work on ''[[Australopithecus africanus]]'' and the [[Taung child|Taung Bird of Prey Hypothesis]].
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• Australopithecus africanus/Related Articles
  *[[Taung child| Taung]]
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• Cradle of humankind/Related Articles
  *[[Taung child| Taung]]
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• Australopithecus africanus sites/Related Articles
  *[[Taung child]]
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• Australopithecus africanus sites
  *[[Taung child| Taung]] - 1924
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• Fossil/Related Articles
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• Taung child
  The '''Taung child''' is the fossilized skull of an infant [[Hominin|hominin]] and the [[holot ...Africa|pages= |language= |archiveurl= |archivedate= |quote= }}</ref>. The Taung child's face was prepared by Dart from its encasing breccia and published the Feb
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• Paleoanthropology in South Africa/Catalogs/Fossil sites
  *[[Taung child| Taung]] - Plio-Pleistocene
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• Fossil hominin species/Related Articles
  {{r|Taung child}}
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• Australopithicenes
  ...ne tools, though the stone tools aren't attributed to them. The first, the Taung child, was found by Raymond Dart in 1924 at the Taung Limestone Works in South Af
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• Raymond Dart/Related Articles
  {{r|Taung child}}
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• Australopithecus africanus
  ...edate= |quote= }}</ref>. It is a child's skull and mandible known as the [[Taung Child]]. The [[skull]] was described by [[Raymond Dart]] in 1925.<ref name="Dart *[[Taung child]] at [[Taung]], South Africa 1924
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• Sterkfontein cave
  ...ssil hominins from Sterkfontein actually belong to the same species as the Taung child – ''A. africanus''<ref name="Berger3"/>.
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• Cradle of Humankind
  ...pansgat]], in the [[Limpopo Province (South Africa)| Limpopo Province]]; [[Taung child| Taung]] in the [[Northwest province (South Africa)| Northwest Province]] a ...Africa deposits in the early 20th century, but it was the discovery of the Taung child skull from the Buxton limeworks in 1924 that led to the recognition of the
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• Early Hominid Predation
  ...rst discovery of an early hominid is ''Australopithecus africanus'' or the Taung child from South Africa. Other species such as ''A.(Paranthropus) robustus'',and ...res and scratches which are similar to those observed on the crania of the Taung child.
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• Fossil
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• Lee R. Berger
  ...ecus africanus|''Australopithecus africanus'']] body proportions and the [[Taung child|Taung Bird of Prey Hypothesis]].
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• Paleoanthropology in South Africa
  ...ce relating to [[hominin]] evolution. The first was the recovery of the [[Taung child]] skull in 1924 <ref name="Tobias">{{cite book|title=Dart, Taung and the 'M
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• Fossilization (palaeontology)
  ...imilar way to a natural cast, by using a mold. The endocranial cast of the Taung child was formed naturally by the accumulation of lime inside the skull, and pres ...& Rubidge.jpg/credit}}<br/>|}}Partial skull and endocranial cast of the [[Taung Child]], holotype of Australopithecus africanus.]]
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• Bipedalism
  Upon finding the [[Taung Child]] in 1925, [[Raymond Dart]] faced harsh criticism in the attempt to prove t
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