The Journal of the Siam Society Vol. LIII, Part 1-2, 1965 - Khamkoo

hn~ll l'li'•IWd h\ :Ill llllt:!llal pre•;'.\!l't: [,, !ill' oltl!\:r Pl'llpiK'lY ut' !ltc
:\~ian land ttLt,: .. :Ill rt~maining individualt:
ph;. sit.:al t~ pc··· r(lu;•hly da····t.·d a < keanio.· \;t::~n,id arL' cltaral'leri;ed
h;. d n:ry dtdic•Jcepllalic "ktdl, ''· ith a eeph:di~.· indn v. ell ht.:lu\'. 75, a
deeply dt~prc:.:;ed 11as~d t'PIIt, Pl''!·!nathi:.m am! ;1 :.kull \', iih ~•traight
'itk'·· Skulh ~.imilar in ~.hape han: been f'nund in :\mt.•rica :1nd the
cr i:; that the fir:;! prirniti 1 ;L: hunter~ 1t1 enter
'\urth America\ ia tilt.: Bering Strait:; were pf this mi\ed :\ustralnid­
'\let•roid typl'. 1 he~c were replaced at a tntH:h !at~r datt~ hy the
.\1onJ!tlltlitl ract· v. hen it had den·! oped It' it':' later :.tal!\: 111' Asian
dominance.
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tilt· Jll'jllllatin:' .. r the :\meriL~an l'1;1 h11t llli)•rated on lP bccnrnc the Amerit.·an lndiatt~; \ll'
tlttLt\'.
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