Historical overview of paleoanthropological research

Winfried Henke

3-95

Charles Darwin, paleoanthropology, and the modern synthesis

Franz Wuketits

97-125

Evolutionary theory in philosophical focus

Philippe Huneman

127-175

The ontogeny-phylogeny nexus in a nutshell

implications for primatology and paleoanthropology

Peter R. Menke

177-211

Principles of taxonomy and classification

current procedures for naming and classifying organisms

Michael Öhl

213-236

Species concepts and speciation

Facts and fantasies

Colin Groves

237-256

Quantitative approaches to phylogenetics

Kaila E. Folinsbee, David C. Evans, Jörg Fröbisch, Daniel R. Brooks

257-294

Homology

a philosophical and biological perspective

Olivier Rieppel

295-315

Chronometric methods in paleoanthropology

Daniel Richter, Guenther A. Wagner

317-350

Patterns of diversification and extinction

Walter Etter

351-415

Taphonomic and diagenetic processes

Gisela Grupe, Michaela Harbeck

417-439

Contribution of stable light isotopes to paleoenvironmental reconstruction

Julia Lee-Thorp, Matt Sponheimer

441-464

The paleoclimatic record and plio-pleistocene paleoenvironments

John Rowan, Kaye E. REED

465-491

Geological background of early hominid sites in Africa

Ottmar Kullmer

493-510

Paleosols

Gregory Retallack

511-535

Quaternary geology and paleoenvironments

John A. Van Couvering

537-555

Quaternary deposits and paleosites

Klaus-Dieter Jager

557-569

Paleoecology

an adequate window on the past?

Thorolf Hardt, Peter R. Menke

571-622

Zoogeography

primate and early hominin distribution and migration patterns

Alan Turner

623-642

The paleodemography of extinct hominin populations

Janet Monge, Alan Mann

643-670

Hominin paleodiets

the contribution of stable isotopes

Matt Sponheimer, Julia Lee-Thorp

671-701

Estimation of basic life history data of fossil hominoids

Helmut Hemmer

703-743

Genetics and paleoanthropology

Jonathan Marks

745-762

Ancient DNA

Susanne Hummel

763-790

Modeling the past

the primatological approach

Robert W. Sussman, Donna Hart

791-815

Modeling the past

the paleoethnological approach

Paolo Biagi

817-843

Modeling the past

archaeology

Miriam N. Haidle

845-871

The evolution of speech and language

Philip Lieberman, Robert C. Mccarthy

873-920

General principles of evolutionary morphology

Gabriele A. Macho

921-936

Virtual anthropology and biomechanics

Gerhard W. Weber

937-968

Paleopathology

vestiges of pathological conditions in fossil human bone

Michael Schultz, Schmidt-Schultz

969-981

Microscopic research on fossil human bone

Michael Schultz, Schmidt-Schultz

983-998

Investigation on extracellular matrix proteins in fossil bone

facts and perspectives

Schmidt-Schultz, Michael Schultz

999-1005

Images in paleoanthropology

facing our ancestors

Stefan Schlager, Ursula Wittwer-Backofen

1007-1034

Prospects and pitfalls

Jean-Jacques Hublin

1035-1050

Primate origins and supraordinal relationships

morphological evidence

Mary T. Silcox, Eric J. Sargis, Jonathan I. Bloch, Doug M. Boyer

1053-1081

Molecular evidence on primate origins and evolution

Ryan L. Raaum

1083-1135

Fossil record of the primates from the paleocene to the oligocene

Marc Godinot

1137-1259

Fossil record of miocene hominoids

David R. Begun

1261-1332

The biotic environments of the late miocene hominoids

Jordi Agustí

1333-1362

Postcranial and locomotor adaptations of hominoids

Carol V. Ward

1363-1386

Hominoid cranial diversity and adaptation

Alan Bilsborough, Todd C. Rae

1387-1464

Dental adaptations of African apes

Mark F. Teaford, Peter S. Ungar

1465-1493

Evolution of the primate brain

Dean Falk

1495-1525

Primate life histories

Elke Zimmermann, Ute Radespiel

1527-1592

Great ape social systems

Angela Meder

1593-1629

Evolutionary biology of ape and monkey feeding and nutrition

Joanna E. Lambert

1631-1660