Homo rudolfensis, (habilis) KNMER 1470 Compsognathus with no teeth in the

with no teeth in the front of the mouth

Chasmosaur humerus

This replica specimen is from Cerin

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Probably the best known (together with the Berlin specimen)

Homo rudolfensis, (habilis) KNMER 1470 Compsognathus with no teeth in theLouis Leakey saw KNM ER 1470 only days before his death, and, believing the skull to be a million years older than it was, classified it as an indeterminate species of Homo. When scientists later dated the skull to 1. 9 million years old, the same age to when Homo habilis lived, the scientific community thought KNM ER 1470 must then belong to Homo habilis but the mandible (jaw) and teeth just didnt seem to fit within acceptable limits of variation or