The Place of “Pithecanthropus” in the Genealogical Tree

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Jan 1896

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Nature, Volume 53, Issue 1368, pp. 245-247 (1896).

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IN the report on the scientific meeting of the Royal Dublin Society on November 20, in NATURE of December 5, 1895, it is stated that I placed Pithecanthropus in the genealogical tree, drawn by Prof. Cunningham, below the point of divarication of the Anthropoid apes from the human line. This indeed I did. But this statement could be misleading as to my real views on the genealogy of Pithecanthropus, such as I stated them already on p. 38 of my original memoir (``Pithecanthropus erectus, Eine menschenähnliche Uebergangsform aus Java,'' Batavia, 1894), and more fully at the last meeting of the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, on November 25.

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