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The study of dental remains is a wealthy and stable source of information about taxonomical relations between extinct hominin species. Both morphological and metric dental features can be a reliable indicator of the underlying genotype of the individual/species under study. First lower molars (M1s) are the most stable teeth within the lower molar series. Since the last systematic metric analyses of...
Previous studies of upper first molar (M1) crown shape have shown significant differences between Homo sapiens and Homo neanderthalensis that were already present in the European Middle Pleistocene populations, including the large dental sample from Atapuerca‐Sima de los Huesos (SH). Analysis of other M1 features such as the total crown base area, cusp proportions, cusp angles and occlusal polygon...
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