Bone Phantom

“Phantom” shin bone is a phrase taken from the vocabulary of anthropologists. It is used to refer to fossilized human limb bones that were found along with the remains of the earliest human ancestor and which are called archaic hominids. This is an indication that in the context of the paleontological record they are a kind of fossil “imprint” of a human hand. This term reflects the widespread distribution of this skeletal feature already in the early representatives of the human race. Despite the huge time gap between the bones of the "phantom" hominids and those of our ancestors, they show an unusually high similarity in the structure of the femur. As a result, these objects are interpreted as the same evolutionary phenomenon.

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