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species develops and slowly changes to new species, linear
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evolutionary splitting event in which each branch and its smaller branches forms a "clade", an evolutionary mechanism and a process of adaptive evolution that leads to the development of a greater variety of sister organisms.
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group of similar fossils whose range of morphological variation does not exceed the range of variation of a closely related living species
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evolutionary sequence or family tree
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result from anceint ancestory; everyone has doesn't matter if related
ex.5 digits
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result from recent adaptations to specific enviroments
ex.large human brain compared to other primates
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structural similarities arise independently(may not be from common ancestor)
ex.long forarms arose/evolved indepdendently because of arboreal adaptations to feeding
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similar enviroments demand similar phenotypic responses
ex.flippers of whales, seals, sea cows are not connected w/ ancestors at all just work well in enviroment
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| relative dating techniques |
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statigraphy:
palynology(pollen)
nitrogen,flourine,uranium(from teeth)
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| chronometric dating techniques |
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radiocarbon (organ material)
potassium-argon (volcanic eruption/something that has been heated)
urinium dating (Europ)
dendrochronology (treerings)
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| angiosprem radiation theory |
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adaptive radiation in concert with radiation of angiosperms(flowering plants)
origin of primates
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gorillas, chimps, humans, and common ancestors
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humans and their immediate ancestors
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humerus + radius (arm)/ femur + tibia (legs)
provides info on locomotion
brachiator-105 or above
vertical clinger/leaper- 70 and above
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foramen magnum is under head
spine has two curves(keeps weight on pelvis)
pelvis basin-shaped, liliac blades short/broad
lower limbs
femure angled inward
big toe enlarges/brought inline w/others
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erect bipedalism
anterior tooth reduction
effective adjustment to terrestrail enviroment
brain size increase
reduced robusticity
biological solutions replaced by cultural solutions
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shaped like s directly underneath foraman magma
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3 bones: Ilium, Ischium, Pubis
support whole body
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tailbone; supports weight
**differientiates humans/apes
humans: broader/birth canal
chimp:narrow
a.afarensis-broader
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chimp: thickness is consistent at bas and top of femoral neck
human: knock kneed/angular
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abturator exteinusoriginates at front of pelvis, attahced to back of fermural neck
humans: flattened with grove
angle the femure makes w/ knee:
chimp-90 degrees
human: 110 degrees
lucky: 114-120 degrees
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big toe
in bipeds aligned to "toe-off"
chimp.: is diverged
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found homo erectus
pithencanthropus eretus
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Spain 40,000bp
possible kill site
butcher site of large pleitocene animals(elephants/rhino)
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Ku grad, anthropologist/artist
recontructs early hominins
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mtdna formed into 2 groups:
1. only Africans
2. everyone else in world and Afirica
*more diversity in African groups
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"eve" theory
"eve" at 200,000bp in africa
modern humans did not evolve slowly in other parts of the world
evolution took place in one area "unity of humans"
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regional continuity; opposite of out of Africa
humans evolved slowly in differend parts of the world
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Moravia
skin huts,ovens, artofacts or teeth, mammoth jewelry, buried dead, art, venus figurines
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homo or authralopithicus
crude, UNIFACIAL, spheriod
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h.erectus
BIFACIAL
*symmetrical(suggests mental template/thought)
curated/resharpened(prepared ahead of time)
little or no cortext(reused)
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| Pleistocene overkill theory |
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humans hunted megafauna to extinciton
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jericho
jarmo,Iraq
catal huyuk, Turkey
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Old World:
Mesoptamia
Egypt
Indus River Valley
China
New World:
Perus
Mesoamerica
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purgatoruis(oldes of Cenozoic era)
adaptive radiation of placental mammals
earliest candidates for primate order
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adapis/omomyids (2nd epoch)
"primates of modern aspect"
prosimian like forms
(lemur/tarsier-like)
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Apidium/Aeoypotpithecus (3rd epoch)
earliest anthropoids
easlies candidates for hominoids
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Proconsul/Sivapithecus/Gigantopithecus/Orrorin (4th epoch)
anthropoid radiation
hominoid radiation
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Australopithecuse/Kenyapithecus
(5th epoch)
earliest humans
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all the Homos (6th epoch)
homo sapiens
neanderthals
flourishing modern humans
extinciton of mega fauna
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paleocene
earliest primate candidate
looks like a rat
found in Montana
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| adapis magnus
adapis notharctus |
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EOCENE
magnus found in Euro.
nathorctus found in north amer.
like modern lemure
no tooth comb
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EOCENE
tarsier-like
larger brain than modern tarsier
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OLIGOCENE
primate
ancestor to new world monkeys
dental 2:1:3:3
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Oligocene
dental of humans 2:1:2:3
mosaic evolution( head is ape/body is monkey)
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Miocene
found in Africa
apre
y-5 molar
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Miocene
organg-like
found in Euro/China
mosaic ev
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Miocene
found in China/India
largest ape ever, overlap hominins in Asia
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Miocene
found in Kenya
5 indivisuals
climbers
live in woodlands
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Pliocene
Australopithecus africanus
found by Dart
foramen magnum between chimp/human (mosaic evolution)
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pliocene
crest in head like gorilla
dish face
brow ridge
huge teeth
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Pliocene
found by Lewis/Mary Leakey in Rift Valley
very robust
huge teeth
contriction around eyes(stops jaw muscle from rubbing)
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Pliocene
found by Johanson called Lucy
found in Ethiopia
shows 90,000yrs of little change
large
temporal fossa
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Pliocene
found by Johanson called Lucy
found in Ethiopia
shows 90,000yrs of little change
large
temporal fossa
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Pliocene
found in Hadar
biped
woodland area(not savhanna)
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Pliocene
found in Hadar
like between A.afrarensis and early homo- teeth like early homo
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Pliocene
found by Meave Leakey
c.c. similar to homo
forest enviroment
not sure where skeleton fits in
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Pleistocene
increase in brain size, large face/teeth, no external nose
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Pleistocene
small body
large teeth
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Pleistocene
1.8mya-200,000bp
acheulian handazes
increase brain
no necks
brow ridges
sagittal keel
external nost
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Pleistocene
found by Dubois
called Java Man
1rs erectus found in Java
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Pleistocene
h.erectus
40 indivisuals found; concept of homebase;chopping tools; cooking evidence
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Pleistocene
found in Africa
oldest h.erectus tall/lean (Bergmann’s rule)
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Pleistocene
most complete hominin found
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Pleistocene
(13,000-30,000)
Mousterian tools (Levallois technique) burial (Shanidar Cave, Iraq), hyoid bone(speech)
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