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The image shows two information panels in a museum exhibit. Both are titled in Swahili, with the left panel titled "FUVU LA KUTOKA NDUTU" and the right panel titled "NDUTU SKULL. REPLICA". The left panel describes a skull known as "Ndutu" found in the Serengeti region of Tanzania, dating back 400,000 years. The right panel describes a replica of the Ndutu skull, which is preserved at the National Museum in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The replica is located at the Institute of Evolution in Africa, Madrid, Spain. The skull's cranial capacity is said to be slightly greater than the average of Homo erectus, although it falls within the range of the Homo sapiens species. The text highlights the wider frontal region at a coronal level, resulting in a lower post-orbital construction, placing it on the same lineage that will result in our own species. The panels are presented on a dark brown background and are both enclosed in clear, glass frames. The location of the image is based on the provided coordinates, which place it in the National Museum of Tanzania in Dar es Salaam.
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