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  1. This part jumped out at me. University of Melbourne – provides an unparalleled data set for comparing these Late Pleistocene Homo sapiens with earlier fossil trackways. With estimates that the size of modern humans has reduced by around 30% since the end of the Pleistocene, rare trace fossils of human locomotion such as the Willandra trackway represent a treasure trove of information for understanding the evolution of human movement.
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