Generalized quadrupeds, committed bipeds, and the shift to open habitats: An evolutionary model of hominid divergence appear in gilt at the

appear in gilt at the bottom of the spine and his signature appears on the bottom page edge

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with 12 full page hand-painted watercolors each with a protective onion skin clear sheet

and popular ornithologist active in Columbus

Condition Description Bumps to outer corners

Generalized quadrupeds, committed bipeds, and the shift to open habitats: An evolutionary model of hominid divergence appear in gilt at thePp. 78; 9 text figures. Original printed white wrappers, lg 8vo. American Museum Novitates, no. 3250. This work presents a new model for hominid divergence based on a shift to open habitats. No ownership marks and no signs of use. Publisher American Museum of Natural History Publisher Place New York Date Published 1998 Date Published Estimated No Edition Number of Volumes 1 Reprint No Condition Fine Condition Description A fine copy ISBN Limited