Which of the following are traits are observed in Homo erectus crania (select all that apply)? Group of answer choices long and low overall cranial shape robust nuchal torus maximum cranial breadth below the ear large canines large supraorbital browridge high degree of post-orbital constriction sagittal crest

Which of the following are traits are observed in Homo erectus crania (select all that apply)? Group of answer choices long and low overall cranial shape robust nuchal torus maximum cranial breadth below the ear large canines large supraorbital browridge high degree of post-orbital constriction sagittal crest

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