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Lateral views of cheek teeth of the vole Mimomys (left) and its descendant, Arvicola (right). Teeth of the former cease growth after eruption and develop roots; those of the latter continue to grow throughout the life of the animal and so lack roots. Evolutionary changes in the Mimomys / Arvicola lineage have been used to date the earliest occurrence of hominids in Europe.
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Cannibalism in Palaeolithic Britain - Talk by Silvia Bello in Norwich (16 Feb 2012)

Chris Stringer awarded the 2012 James Croll Medal

Russell Coope (1930-2011)

New chronology for British Quaternary published in Nature

Where The Wild Things Are: Recent Advances in Palaeolithic and Mesolithic Research - 24-25 March 2012, Durham University

Palaeolithic Populations: Coping with the Environmental Challenges of the Pleistocene, 31 March - 1 April, Oxford

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