Bodo Homo heidelbergensis cranium replica Full-size cast Bone Clones (1/26)

Bodo Homo heidelbergensis cranium replica Full-size cast Bone Clones (1/26)Homo heidelbergensis "Bodo" Cranium BH 041 600,000 YA. This cranium known as Bodo was discovered by Asfaw, Whitehead and Wood in 1976 in Bodo D'ar, in the Middle Awash Valley of Ethiopia. The taxonomic designation of Homo heidelbergensis, particularly with respect to African forms, is a topic of considerable debate. With a mosaic of features, its morphology is considered intermediate with greatest resemblance to the younger specimens from Kabwe

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Despite his very large brain capacity (over 1

The footprint displays strong tridactyl (three-toed) morphology typical of large theropod trackmakers

The skull cast measures 10" long x 5" tall x 7" wide

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Supposed evidence of the Yeti's existence includes anecdotal visual sightings

Thoosuchus spp

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Resin skull model

Large and small horns are available

So the liliger ends up with a pretty wild genetic mix: mostly lion