She is a paleoanthropologist at the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of Natural History in Washington.

她是华盛顿史密森尼国家自然历史博物馆的一古类学家。

Study co-writer Kevin Hatala is a paleoanthropologist at Chatham University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

该研究的共同作者凯文·哈塔拉是宾夕法尼亚州匹兹堡查塔姆大学的古类学家。

She did have to start that boring secretarial job in Nairobi, but luckily, it didn't last long because soon enough, she heard about the famous paleoanthropologist working nearby, Louis Leakey.

她不得不在内罗毕开始那份无聊的文秘工作，但幸运的是，这份工作没持续多久，因为很快，她就听说了在附近工作的著古类学家路易斯·李基。

In fact, paleoanthropologists now tend to believe that the tool part of Oldowan rocks were the pieces flaked off these larger stones, which could then be used for cutting.

实际上，今天古类学家认为，奥都咸石是从更大块的石头上敲下来的，当时可以用来切割东西。

Rick Potts is a paleoanthropologist and director of the Human Origins Program at the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of Natural History in Washington D.C.

瑞克·波兹（Rick Potts）是古类学者，也是位于华盛顿特区的史密斯博物馆所属的美国国家自然历史博物馆研究类起源项目的负责。

So I'm a paleoanthropologist, I'm a National Geographic Explorer specializing in fossil hunting in caves in unstable, hostile and disputed territories.

我是一个古类学家，我是一个国家地理探险员，专攻不安定，危险和争端地区的化石搜寻。

Paleoanthropologists found the newly identified diurnal owl lived around 6 million years ago in the late Miocene period.

古类学家发现这种新发现的昼夜猫头鹰生活在大约 600 万年前的中新世晚期。

From Ethiopia: Paleoanthropologists unearthed a 1.4-million-year old hand ax made from a hippo's leg bone.

古类学家发掘出了一把140万年前用河马腿骨制成的手斧。

Also, as a paleoanthropologist, guys, this is basically a map of some of the most important places in the human journey.

作为一古类学家，这基本上绘制出类历史上最重要的地方。

All this leaves ample room for arguments, of course, and nobody likes to argue more than paleoanthropologists.

所有这些都肯定为日后的争论留出了很大的空间，也没有任何比古类学家更喜欢争论的了。

To add to the confusion, individual forms often went by a succession of different names as paleoanthropologists refined, reworked, and squabbled over classifications.

惟恐天下不乱，许多称又随着古类学家对分类的提炼、修正和争吵不休而被冠以一连串别的称。

LEE BERGER: Homo Naledi has done something that I thought would never happen to me as a paleoanthropologist.

作为古类学家，纳莱迪做了一件我认为永远不会发生在我身上的事情。

LEE BERGER: I'd taken over from a very powerful and famous paleoanthropologist named Phillip Vallentine Tobias, and I had made some discoveries.

我接替了一位非常有影响力的著古类学家的工作，他叫菲利普·瓦伦丁·托比亚斯，我有了一些发现。

And this paleoanthropologist has a different idea.

而这位古类学家有不同的想法。

I'm a paleoanthropologist, and with some expert guests, I'll be revealing why we've evolved to do the things we do, like hanging out with dogs and gossiping.

我是一古类学家， 将与几位专家嘉宾一起，揭示我们为何进化出这些行为，比如与狗相处和闲聊八卦。

(Applause) So I'm a paleoanthropologist, I'm a National Geographic Explorer specializing in fossil hunting in caves in unstable, hostile and disputed territories.

（掌声） 所以我是一古类学家，我是一国家地理探险家， 专门在不稳定、敌对和有争议地区的洞穴中寻找化石。

Ethiopia: Paleoanthropologists unearthed a 1.4-million-year old hand ax made from a hippo's leg bone.

埃塞俄比亚：古类学家发掘出了一把140万年前用河马腿骨制成的手斧。

[Jane Lindholm] We took on that mindblowing concept not so long ago with a paleoanthropologist named Adam Van Arsdale. That's someone who studies early humans.

那是研究早期类的。

Her official job title is paleoanthropologist.

她的正式职位是古类学家。

So to help us get to the bottom of thi, s we reached out to a guy who studies the evolution of humans. His name is Adam Van Arsdale and he's a paleoanthropologist.

因此，为了帮助我们弄清真相， 我们联系了一位研究类进化的。他的字叫 Adam Van Arsdale， 他是一位古类学家。