How a new species of ancestors is changing our theory of human evolution | Juliet Brophy

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How a new species of ancestors is changing our theory of human evolution | Juliet Brophy

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Translator: Leslie Gauthier Reviewer: Krystian Aparta
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Prevoditelj: Katarina Mikjel Recezent: Ivan Stamenković
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Human origins.
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Podrijetlo ljudi.
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Who are we?
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Tko smo mi?
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Where do we come from,
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Odakle smo došli
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and how do we know?
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i kako to znamo?
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In my field, paleoanthropology,
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Moja struka, paleoantropologija,
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we explore human origins --
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istražuje podrijetlo ljudi –
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the "who" and "where" questions --
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odgovaramo na pitanja „tko“ i „zašto“ –
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by analyzing fossils that date back thousands and even millions of years.
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analizirajući fosile stare tisuće i milijune godina.
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In 2015, a team of colleagues and I named a new species in the genus Homo --
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Godine 2015. skupina kolega i ja otkrili smo novu vrstu u rodu Homo –
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our genus --
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našem rodu –
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Homo naledi.
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i nazvali je Homo naledi.
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Let's take a step back and put that into context.
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Vratimo se malo unatrag kako bismo to stavili u kontekst.
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The last common ancestors between humans and chimps
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Posljednji zajednički preci ljudi i čimpanza
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date somewhere between six and eight million years.
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živjeli su prije otprilike 6 – 8 milijuna godina.
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The earliest hominins,
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Najstariji hominini,
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or earliest human ancestors,
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tj. najraniji ljudski preci,
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evolved into a group known as the australopithecines.
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evoluirali su u skupinu poznatu kao australopitecini.
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The australopithecines evolved into the genus Homo
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Australopitecini su evoluirali u rod Homo
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and eventually modern humans -- us.
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i naposljetku u moderne ljude – nas.
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With each new fossil discovery,
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Svakim novim otkrivenim fosilom
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we get a little bit closer to better understanding who we are
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bolje razumijemo tko smo
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and where we came from.
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i odakle smo došli.
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With these new fossil finds,
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Zbog tih novih fosilnih nalaza
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we realize we now have to make changes to this tree.
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shvatili smo da moramo promijeniti ovo stablo.
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Until this discovery,
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Do ovog otkrića
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we thought we had a pretty good idea about the patterns of evolutionary change.
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mislili smo da prilično dobro poznajemo obrasce evolucijskih promjena.
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Current fossil evidence suggests
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Prema sadašnjim fosilnim dokazima,
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that the earliest populations of the genus Homo evolved in Africa
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najranije populacije roda Homo pojavile su se u Africi
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somewhere between two and three million years.
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prije otprilike 2 – 3 milijuna godina.
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Fast-forward to approximately 300,000 years to where we see the origins
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Skoknimo sad u doba prije oko 300 000 godina kad su se pojavili
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of the first modern humans.
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prvi moderni ljudi.
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While the fossil record between these time frames in Africa
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Iako su fosilni dokazi u razdoblju između ta dva datuma u Africi
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is relatively sparse,
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relativno malobrojni,
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the fossils nonetheless demonstrated certain trends
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ipak pokazuju određene trendove
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from our earliest ancestors to modern humans.
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u razvoju naših najstarijih predaka u moderne ljude.
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For example, our brains were becoming larger
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Na primjer, naši su se mozgovi sve više povećavali
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relative the rest of our body.
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u odnosu na ostatak našeg tijela.
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Our pelves were becoming more bowl-shaped,
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Naše zdjelice dobivale su oblik zdjele,
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and our hand-wrist morphology, or form,
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a oblik naše šake i zapešća
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suggested a change in our grip as we began to make and use stone tools
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odražava promjenu u stisku do koje je došlo zbog izrade i uporabe kamenog oruđa
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and spend less time in the trees.
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i sve kraćeg boravka na stablima.
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These new fossils disrupt everything we thought we knew about these trends
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Otkriće novih fosila remeti sve što smo mislili da znamo o tim trendovima
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and force us to change the way that we think about human evolution.
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i sili nas da promijenimo način na koji razmišljamo o ljudskoj evoluciji.
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South Africa in general,
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U južnoj Africi,
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but the Cradle of Humankind in particular,
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posebice u Kolijevci čovječanstva,
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contains numerous sites where hundreds of thousands of fossils have been found.
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pronađene su stotine tisuća fosila.
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As an undergraduate student, I fell in love with one of them ...
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Kao studentica preddiplomskog studija zaljubila sam se u jednoga od njih...
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Mrs. Ples.
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... gospođu Ples,
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The skull of a 2.1-million-year-old early human ancestor.
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lubanju ranog ljudskog pretka, staru 2,1 milijun godina.
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From that point on,
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Od toga sam trenutka
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I was determined to go to South Africa and study human evolution.
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čvrsto odlučila otići u južnu Afriku i proučavati ljudsku evoluciju.
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I first traveled there in 2003,
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Prvi sam put otputovala tamo 2003.
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and I did get to see my beloved Mrs. Ples.
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i doista vidjela svoju miljenicu gđu Ples.
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(Laughter)
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(Smijeh)
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But words can hardly convey my excitement
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No teško je riječima izraziti moje oduševljenje
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when I was chosen as an early career scientist
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kad me je kao mladu znanstvenicu izabrao
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by Lee Berger,
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Lee Berger,
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a world-renowned paleoanthropologist,
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paleoantropolog svjetskoga glasa,
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to be one of the primary analysts of recently excavated unpublished fossils.
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za jednu od prvih analitičara neobjavljenih fosila iskopanih nedugo prije toga.
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This treasure trove of fossils was being recovered from a new site
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To veliko fosilno blago pronađeno je na novom nalazištu,
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called the Dinaledi Chamber in the Rising Star cave system.
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u tzv. komori Dinaledi u spiljskom sustavu Rising Star.
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Species are often named based on a skull, a lower jaw,
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Vrste često dobiju ime po lubanji, donjoj čeljusti
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or, very rarely,
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ili, vrlo rijetko,
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a handful of postcranial, or below-the-neck, elements.
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po nekoliko postkranijalnih elemenata, tj. onih ispod vrata.
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The fossils from Dinaledi were another story altogether.
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Fosili iz Dinaledija posve su druga priča.
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An unprecedented approximately 1800 specimens --
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Nezapamćena količina od 1 800 fragmenata kostiju –
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so far --
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do sada –
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have been excavated from the Rising Star system,
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iskopana je u sustavu Rising Star,
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representing at least 15 individual skeletons.
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a potječu od barem 15 pojedinačnih kostura.
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The research team that I was invited to join
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Skupina istraživača kojoj sam se pridružila
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was tasked with describing, comparing and analyzing the fossils,
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imala je zadatak opisati, usporediti i analizirati fosile
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with the difficult goal of identifying to what species the fossils belonged.
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kako bi se odredilo kojoj vrsti pripadaju.
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We were divided up into our different areas of expertise.
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Bili smo podijeljeni prema područjima stručnosti.
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We were divided up in different areas of the lab, too.
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I naš je laboratorij bio podijeljen na razna područja.
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So there was "Hand Land," for the fossil hand people,
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Bilo je ondje „Šakozemlje” za one koji su se bavili fosilima ljudskih šaka,
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"Hip Heaven" for the pelvis ...
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„Rajski kuk” za zdjelice itd.
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I was in the "Tooth Booth."
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Ja sam bila u „Zubokutku”.
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(Laughter)
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(Smijeh)
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And after long, intense days in the lab,
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Nakon dugog, intenzivnog dana u laboratoriju,
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the different teams would meet up at night and discuss our findings,
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različite skupine sastajale bi se noću i raspravljale o svojim nalazima,
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still consumed by questions from our analyses.
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još zaokupljene pitanjima koja su proizlazila iz naših analiza.
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It was incredible how different the interpretations were.
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Nevjerojatno je koliko su se tumačenja razlikovala.
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Each body part seemed to come from a different species,
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Svaki dio tijela kao da je potjecao od različite vrste,
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based on what we knew from the fossil record.
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prema onome što smo dotad saznali iz fosilnih nalaza.
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The suite of characteristics we were seeing didn't match any known species.
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Skup osobina s kojima smo se tada susreli nije odgovarao ni jednoj poznatoj vrsti.
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And if we had only recovered the skull, we might have called it one thing;
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Da smo pronašli samo lubanju, nazvali bismo je jednim imenom;
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if we had only recovered the pelvis, we might have called it another.
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da smo pronašli samo zdjelicu nazvali bismo je nekim drugim.
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The anatomy of the skeletons didn't make sense
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Anatomija kosturâ nije se uklapala
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with the framework of what we thought we knew of human evolution.
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u ono što smo mislili da znamo o ljudskoj evoluciji.
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Did it belong in the genus Homo?
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Pripadaju li rodu Homo?
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Should it be an australopithecine?
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Jesu li australopitecini?
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Those bipedal, more apelike ancestors?
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Neki od dvonožnih predaka sličnijih majmunima?
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Or perhaps it should be its own species.
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Ili je možda riječ o zasebnoj vrsti?
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Ultimately, after much deliberation,
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Naposljetku smo, nakon mnogo razmatranja,
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we decided the Rising Star specimens did indeed warrant a new species,
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zaključili da primjerci iz spilje Rising Star doista pripadaju novoj vrsti,
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which we called "Homo naledi."
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koju smo nazvali „Homo naledi”.
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From the head to the feet,
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Od glave do pete
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the fossils present a mosaic of primitive, or ancestral,
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fosili su mozaik primitivnih, tj. naslijeđenih,
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and derived or more modern-like features.
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i stečenih, tj. modernijih osobina.
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The skull is quite derived,
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Lubanja je prilično razvijena
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appearing most similar to early representatives of the genus Homo,
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i čini se najsličnija ranim predstavnicima roda Homo,
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like Homo habilis and Homo erectus.
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kao što su Homo habilis i Homo erectus.
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However, the brain is scarcely half the size of a modern human one.
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Međutim, mozak je jedva upola velik kao onaj modernih ljudi.
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One that is smaller than any other early Homo that has ever been found.
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Manji je od mozga bilo kojeg drugog dosad pronađenog pripadnika ranog roda Homo.
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As someone who studies teeth,
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Kao osoba koja proučava zube,
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I might argue these are the coolest fossils found at the site.
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mogla bih reći da su upravo to najkul fosili pronađeni na nalazištu.
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(Laughter)
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(Smijeh)
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The assemblage consists of 190 whole or fragmentary teeth
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Kolekcija sadržava 190 cijelih ili fragmentarnih zubi
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that range in age from very old to very young.
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različite starosti – od vrlo starih do vrlo mladih.
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Like the skeletons,
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Baš poput kosturâ,
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the teeth present a mix of primitive and derived traits.
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zubi su mješavina primitivnih i stečenih značajki.
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In modern humans,
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Kod modernih je ljudi
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the third molar is typically the smallest, while the first molar is the biggest,
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treći kutnjak obično najmanji, dok je prvi kutnjak najveći,
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but Homo naledi has the primitive condition
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no vrsta Homo naledi ima primitivnu značajku:
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where the third molar is the biggest and the first molar is the smallest.
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treći kutnjak joj je najveći, a prvi najmanji.
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The anterior teeth,
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Prednji zubi,
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or the incisors and canines,
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tj. sjekutići i očnjaci,
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are small for the genus Homo,
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premali su da bi pripadali rodu Homo
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and the lower canine has a cuspulid on it --
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a donji očnjak ima
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an extra cuspule that gives it a distinct mitten-like shape
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dodatnu kvržicu koja mu daje izrazit oblik rukavice s palcem
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that it shares with some specimens of the early human, Homo erectus.
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koje imaju neki primjerci ranih ljudi, vrste Homo erectus.
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The overall shape of the teeth looked odd to me,
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Oblik zubi izgledao mi je čudno,
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so I performed crown-shape analysis
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pa sam analizirala oblik krune
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on the occlusal surfaces of deciduous teeth, or baby teeth --
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na okluzijskim površinama mliječnih zubi –
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on your left --
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s vaše lijeve strane –
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and the permanent premolars and molars on your right.
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i trajnim pretkutnjacima i kutnjacima s vaše desne strane.
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The deciduous teeth are especially narrow,
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Mliječni su zubi posebice uski,
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and the premolars are unique in their outline shape
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a oblik obrisa pretkutnjaka jedinstven je
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compared to other hominids.
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u usporedbi s ostalim hominidima.
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In fact, when I compare the outlines,
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Ustvari, kad usporedim obrise,
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when I lay them on top of each other,
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kad ih stavim jedan na drugi,
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they look very similar.
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izgledaju vrlo slično.
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We say they have "low intraspecific variations,"
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Kažemo da je „mali broj intraspecifičnih varijacija“,
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so the variation within the species is low.
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što znači da je malo varijacija unutar vrste.
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When I compare this to groups like the australopithecines,
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Kad to usporedim sa skupinama kao što su australopitecini,
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the intraspecific variation is much larger.
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broj intraspecifičnih varijacija mnogo je veći.
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Postcranially, the team concluded
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Što se tiče ostatka kostura, zaključili smo
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that the position of the shoulders suggesting naledi was a climber;
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da su položaj ramena koji upućuje na to da je H. naledi bio penjač,
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the flared pelvis and curved fingers are all primitive for the genus Homo.
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proširena zdjelica i zakrivljeni prsti previše primitivni za rod Homo.
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On the other hand,
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S druge strane,
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the humanlike wrist, long slender legs and modern feet
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po zapešću nalik ljudskome, dugim vitkim nogama i modernim stopalima
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are all consistent with other members of the genus.
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slični su drugim članovima tog roda.
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In 2017, we announced more specimens of Homo naledi
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Godine 2017. izvijestili smo o novim primjercima vrste Homo naledi
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from the nearby Lesedi Chamber,
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otkrivenim u obližnjoj komori Lesedi,
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also in the Rising Star cave system.
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još jednom dijelu spiljskog sustava Rising Star.
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In addition, our geology team managed to produce an age estimate.
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Usto je naš geološki tim uspio datirati nalaze.
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The date's a big deal because, up until now,
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Datacija je vrlo značajna jer smo sve dosad
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we had based our analysis solely on the morphology of the specimens,
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svoju analizu temeljili samo na morfologiji primjeraka
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without previous knowledge of how old something is --
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bez prethodnog poznavanja njihove starosti –
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something which could unconsciously bias our interpretations.
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kako ona ne bi slučajno utjecala na naša tumačenja.
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With its small brain and flared pelvis,
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S obzirom na mali mozak i proširenu zdjelicu,
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we would not have been surprised
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ne bi nas iznenadilo
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if the fossils turned out to be two million years old.
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da su fosili bili stari i do dva milijuna godina.
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Instead, the fossils dated
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Umjesto toga, bili su stari
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to 235 to 336 thousand years,
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235 – 336 tisuća godina,
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an incredibly young date for such a small-brained individual.
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što je nevjerojatno kasno za jedinke s tako malim mozgom.
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So think back to what I said earlier:
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Prisjetite se onoga što sam ranije spomenula:
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we thought that our brains were becoming larger relative to the rest of our body.
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dosad smo mislili da su se naši mozgovi povećavali u odnosu na ostatak tijela.
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Now we have a small-brained, young individual complicating this idea.
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Sad pak imamo jedinku kasnog datuma s malim mozgom, što komplicira stvari.
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What does all this mean?
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Što sve to znači?
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Homo naledi has taught us
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Homo naledi naučio nas je
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that we need to reassess what it means to be in the genus Homo.
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da moramo preispitati što znači pripadati rodu Homo.
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We need to rethink what it means to be human.
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Moramo preispitati što znači biti čovjek.
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In fact, most of the characteristics that we use to define the genus Homo,
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Ustvari, mnoge značajke s pomoću kojih smo definirali rod Homo,
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such as brain size and hip morphology,
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kao što su veličina mozga i morfologija kuka,
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are no longer valid.
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više ne vrijede.
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No other species exists with this mix of primitive and derived traits.
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Ne postoji druga vrsta s takvom mješavinom primitivnih i stečenih osobina.
09:07
Why is there so much morphological variation in the genus Homo?
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Odakle takva morfološka varijacija u rodu Homo?
09:10
And what force is driving that variation?
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I koji je uzrok toj varijaciji?
09:14
Another implication for these fossils is that for the first time,
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Ovi fosili značajni su i zbog toga što prvi put
09:17
we have concrete evidence of a species coexisting in Africa,
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imamo konkretne dokaze o istovremenom postojanju određene vrste u Africi,
09:21
at 300,000 years,
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prije oko 300 000 godina,
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with modern humans.
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i modernih ljudi.
09:25
Until this discovery,
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Do tog otkrića
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we only had large-brained modern humans that existed in Africa.
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mislili smo da su u Africi živjeli samo moderni ljudi velikoga mozga.
Jesu li se pripadnici dviju vrsta međusobno razmnožavali?
09:33
Did they interbreed with each other?
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09:35
Did they compete with each other?
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Jesu li bili konkurencija?
09:38
Another implication that these fossils have
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Ti fosili značajni su i
09:42
is for the archaeologists studying stone tools in South Africa.
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za arheologe koji proučavaju kameno oruđe u južnoj Africi.
09:45
Keep in mind that neither the Dinaledi nor the Lesedi Chambers
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Imajte na umu da ni u komori Dinaledi ni u komori Lesedi
09:49
have any artifacts in them.
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nisu pronađeni artefakti.
09:51
However, they do overlap in time with several stone-tool industries,
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Međutim, njihovo se postojanje vremenski podudara
s nekoliko industrija kamenog oruđa
09:56
the makers of which are considered to be either modern humans
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čije se tvorce smatra ili modernim ljudima
09:59
or direct human ancestors.
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ili izravnim ljudskim precima.
10:02
This begs the question:
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Postavlja se pitanje:
10:04
Who made the stone tools of South Africa?
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tko je izradio kameno oruđe u južnoj Africi?
Veličina mozga dosad se smatrala ključnim pokazateljem
10:07
Brain size has historically played a key role
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in identifying a species as a tool user.
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s pomoću kojeg se moglo odrediti je li se određena vrsta služila oruđem.
10:12
The idea is that you need to have a large brain
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Smatralo se da je potreban velik mozak
10:14
to have even the capacity to make stone tools.
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da bi se imalo sposobnost izrade kamenog oruđa.
10:17
But that notion has been questioned.
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No ta je zamisao sada upitna.
10:19
Furthermore, Homo naledi, even with its small brain size,
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Štoviše, Homo naledi čak i sa svojim malim mozgom
10:22
has a hand-wrist morphology similar to other species
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ima morfologiju šake i zapešća sličnu onoj drugih vrsta
10:25
that did make and use stone tools,
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koje su izrađivale i upotrebljavale kameno oruđe,
10:28
suggesting it had the capability.
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što bi moglo značiti da je bio sposoban za to.
10:31
With two species coexisting in Africa at 300,000 years,
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Sad kad znamo da su dvije vrste istovremeno postojale u Africi
prije 300 000 godina,
10:35
we can no longer assume we know the maker of tools
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ne možemo sa sigurnošću tvrditi da znamo tko su tvorci oruđa
10:38
at sites with no associated species.
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na nalazištima gdje nisu otkriveni nikakvi ljudski nalazi.
10:43
So where does Homo naledi fit in our human evolutionary lineage?
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Dakle, kako se Homo naledi uklapa u evolucijsku liniju ljudi?
10:47
Who is it most closely related to?
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Tko mu je najbliži srodnik?
10:49
Who did it evolve from?
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Od koga se razvio?
10:51
We're still trying to figure all that out.
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Još uvijek to pokušavamo dokučiti.
10:53
It's ironic, because paleoanthropologists are renowned
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Ironija je u tome što su paleoantropolozi čuveni
10:56
for having small sample sizes.
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po tome što raspolažu malim uzorcima.
10:58
We now have a large sample size,
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Sad imamo na raspolaganju veliki uzorak,
11:00
and more questions than answers.
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a više je pitanja nego odgovora.
11:02
Homo naledi has taught us,
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Homo naledi nas je naučio,
11:04
has brought us a little bit closer
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još malo približio,
11:06
to better understanding our evolutionary past.
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boljem razumijevanju naše evolucijske prošlosti.
11:10
So while Mrs. Ples will always hold a special place in my heart,
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Iako će gđa Ples zauvijek imati posebno mjesto u mojem srcu,
11:14
she now shares that space with several thousand others.
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sada ga dijeli s nekoliko tisuća drugih.
11:16
(Laughter)
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(Smijeh)
11:18
Thank you.
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Hvala vam.
11:19
(Applause)
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(Pljesak)
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