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Eight specimens, attributed to Homo , from East Rudolf, Kenya, are described. They include two well preserved mandibles and a smaller mandibular fragment, a maxillary fragment, an associated talus and tibial fragment and collections of isolated teeth. Each specimen is described and the important ones are illustrated. These descriptions are not intended to be exhaustive; comparative studies and the results of more detailed examination of the material will be published in a monograph.
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