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Investigating niche differentiation through adaptation and proteomics in the genus Paranthropus
Robust “hyper megadont” morphology across the genus Paranthropus has traditionally been interpreted as resulting from varied dietary adaptations. However, recent studies of the cranium and mandible suggest that divergent, species-specific adaptations do occur. Moreover, previous research indicates t
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