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Ligament clues refine picture of how early hominins moved
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The ArchaeologistLigament clues refine picture of how early hominins moved
Berlin, Germany (SPX) Dec 18, 2025 When scientists reconstruct how fossil hominins moved, they usually examine bone morphology and muscle attachment sites to track the evolution of bipedalism, but soft tissues such as joint ligaments have received less attention. A new study in Scientific Reports highlights how the anatomy of wrist ligament insertion areas can help infer locomotor behavior and hand use in fossil hominins across h
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