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So do any African erectus specimens have Sundadonty teeth?

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"So do any African erectus specimens have Sundadonty teeth?"

I've wondered the same thing, I don't know. Christy Turner did some studies on teeth but I don't think he covered that area. Try a search on Christy Turner + teeth, that may get you an answer.

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Non-Metric Variation In Tooth Form (Christy Turner) There's more here about teeth than I want to know, LOL.

"European Upper Paleolithic peoples do not display sinodonty. It is Turner's belief that the Sinodont northern Chinese may have evolved from a primeval Southeast Asian Homo sapiens population."

BTW, The oldest (undisputed) Mongoloid skeleton ever found is only 10,000 years old, Oppenheimer.