Djillali Hadjouis

Djillali Hadjouis is a paleoanthropologist and associate researcher at the CNRS. his research, which he has been developing for nearly forty years, is centred on the Great Mammals and Hominids of the Plio-pleistocene and Pleistocene in the Mediterranean Basin and North Africa, and the Holocene populations of the Paris Basin.

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Paleontology Among the Fossils of Algeria [long_description] During the 1950s, the French paleontologist and vertebrate specialist Camille Arambourg made many important discoveries in North Africa. Djillali Hadjouis examines Arambourg’s most significant work.
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letter Our Evolving Identity
In response to “The Last Threshold”
[short_description] Occipital rocking in hominids can help clarify how the bony parts of the base of the skull rotate—a phenomenon that paleoanthropologists have not fully understood.

ISSN #2576–4403