Help please STATION 2Compare the pre-australopithecine skulls with modern chimpanzee and modern human skulls:Ard, ramidus4.4-6.0F6Dates (mya)(from when to when)Foramen magnum:posterior or more centralCranial capacity (cc)(this is in the lab manual)Supraorbital torus:heavy/thick or smallDegree of C/P3 honinglarge, slight, noneCranial base:flexed or not flexed&Enamel thickness:Thick or thin(this is in the lab manual)7UF7PrtScn*Chimpanzee23-5mya8PosteriorF8350-400ThickLargeNot flexedThinHomeF9(9OS. tchadensis7-6More Central350ThickSlightNot flexedThickEndF100Posterior300-350ThickLargeNot flexedThinPgUpF11Human10,000 y.a -TodayMore Central1,300-1,400SmallNoneFlexed!ThinPgDnF12+G117:17 F11/11/20.

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mpare the pre-australopithecine skulls with modern chimpanzee and modern human skulls: S. tchadensis 7-6 Dates (mya) (from when to when) Foramen magnum: posterior or more central Cranial capacity (cc) (this is in the lab manual) Supraorbital torus: heavy/thick or small Degree of C/P3 honing large, slight, none Cranial base: flexed or not flexed Chimpanzee 23-5mya chamnat amint Posterior Enamel thickness: Thick or thin (this is in the lab manual) 350-400 Thick Large Not flexed Thin of Andimish More Central 350 Thick Slight Not flexed Thick Ard, ramidus 4.4-6.0 Posterior 300-350 Thick Large Not flexed Thin Human 10,000 y.a- Today More Central 1,300-1,400 Small None id that un like than liten L Flexed! Thin

mpare the pre-australopithecine skulls with modern chimpanzee and modern human skulls: S. tchadensis 7-6 Dates (mya) (from when to when) Foramen magnum: posterior or more central Cranial capacity (cc) (this is in the lab manual) Supraorbital torus: heavy/thick or small Degree of C/P3 honing large, slight, none Cranial base: flexed or not flexed Chimpanzee 23-5mya chamnat amint Posterior Enamel thickness: Thick or thin (this is in the lab manual) 350-400 Thick Large Not flexed Thin of Andimish More Central 350 Thick Slight Not flexed Thick Ard, ramidus 4.4-6.0 Posterior 300-350 Thick Large Not flexed Thin Human 10,000 y.a- Today More Central 1,300-1,400 Small None id that un like than liten L Flexed! Thin

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