Abstract
• Previous work suggests curvature of the ‘Little Foot’ ulna represents pathological bowing from a childhood fall. • Shape analysis in apes, hominins and modern humans, including clinical humans rejects the traumatic bowing hypothesis. • Instead, the ‘Little Foot’ ulna reflects a natural degree of curvature observed in apes and many early hominins.
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