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Encephalization in Proconsul africanus (reply)

Nature volume 309, pages 287–288 (1984)Cite this article

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    RICHARD SMITH

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    ALAN WALKER

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SMITH, R., WALKER, A. Encephalization in Proconsul africanus (reply). Nature 309, 287–288 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1038/309287b0

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