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From the following article:

Postcranial evidence from early Homo from Dmanisi, Georgia

David Lordkipanidze, Tea Jashashvili, Abesalom Vekua, Marcia S. Ponce de León, Christoph P. E. Zollikofer, G. Philip Rightmire, Herman Pontzer, Reid Ferring, Oriol Oms, Martha Tappen, Maia Bukhsianidze, Jordi Agusti, Ralf Kahlke, Gocha Kiladze, Bienvenido Martinez-Navarro, Alexander Mouskhelishvili, Medea Nioradze & Lorenzo Rook

Nature 449, 305-310(20 September 2007)

doi:10.1038/nature06134

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Table 1. Postcranial dimensions of the Dmanisi hominins.

MeasurementsAustralopithsEarliest HomoDmanisiKNM-WT15000Modern humans

Measurement ranges were used for australopiths and modern humans. Data for subadults are in italic font. a–p, antero-posterior; m–l, mediolateral. For measurement codes (M1, M7, and so on) see ref. 69 of Supplementary Information.

*See Supplementary Table 6 for details on estimation procedures. †Sts7, AL288-1. ‡OH48. §AL288-1, Bou-VP-12/1. ||AL288-1, ER739, Sts7, Omo119. ¶AL333-101, SK-854. #AL288-1. starKNM-ER1481, KNM-ER1472. **AL288-1, AL333-4. ††AL129, AL333-4, Sts34, TM1513. ‡‡AL288-1, AL129-1a, AL333-4, AL333w-56, Sts34, TM1513, ER993. §§OH35a, ER813a, ER741. ||||AL288-1, TM1517, ER1476a, ER813, ER1464, Stw573. ¶¶OH8.

Shoulder girdle     
 Olecranon orientation relative to midaxillary border (M17) (°)115.0–116.0129.0127.0133.8–154.0
 Glenocoracoid angle (°)55.059.560.0–94.5
 Clavicular length (M1) (mm)149.4137.3 (L), 135.6 (R), 123.2130.5113.0–159.0, 113.0–139.0
Humerus     
 Length (M1) (mm)226.0–235.0§295.0, 282.2319.0263.0–341.0, 255.0–334.0
 Mid-shaft a–p diameter (mm)19.037.1, 17.1 (L), 16.8 (R)19.916.5–36.0, 12.5–24.3
 Mid-shaft m–l diameter (mm)15.034.8, 14.3 (L), 14.7 (R)16.711.5–24.5, 13.3–31.4
 Torsion (M18) (°)111.0–130.0||110.0, 104.0126.0134.9–180.0, 138.2–160.7
Vertebrae     
 C2 anterior angle of superior articular process (°)107.0–120.0¶111.0129.1–147.2
 C2/C3 zygapophyseal joint angle (°)62.562.0–85.0
 Th10 centrum area (M4*M7) (mm2)692.2601.1–958.6
 L1 centrum area (M4*M7) (mm2)777.8803.4706.3–1,288.9
Femur     
 Length (M1) (mm)280.0#401.0–396.0star386.0432.0337.0–434.0
 Head diameter (M19) (mm)27.9–39.4**40.0–42.0star40.046.042.7–55.1
 Mid-shaft a–p diameter (M6) (mm)22.0#27.7–28.8star26.524.529.1–34.7
 Mid-shaft m–l diameter (M7) (mm)21.0#26.4–25.6star22.224.326.1–29.9
 Medial condylar breadth (M21c) (mm)19.3–22.3††20.7–21star24.227.6–40.3
 Lateral condylar breadth (M21e) (mm)17.9–22.1††19.2–25.5star23.324.2–32.9
 Bicondylar angle (M30) (°)75.0–81.0‡‡77.0–80.0star81.580.076.0–88.0
Tibia     
 Length (M1a) (mm)306.0380290.0–374.0
 Mid-shaft a–p diameter (M8) (mm)22.5–31.0§§27.024.525.8–42.3
 Mid-shaft m–l diameter (M9) (mm)14.6–23.6§§18.020.415.5–24.6
 Angle of inclination (M13) (°)82.089.1–111.7
Foot     
 Neck angle of talus (M16) (°)32.3||||33.5¶¶26.012.0–31.0
Estimates*     
Stature (cm)110.0–151.0 (ref. 50)125.0–157.0 (ref. 50)144.9–166.2150.5–169.1 (ref. 42)
Body mass (kg)29.0–49.0 (ref. 50)32.0–52.0 (ref. 50)40.0–50.045.5–70.6 (ref. 42)
Encephalization quotient2.4–3.1 (ref. 50)3.1 (ref. 50)2.57–3.132.71–3.786.3
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