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Year- 2m-600,000 MYA
Found: Sterkfontein Caves Africa |
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| Early Modern Homo Sapiens Asia |
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Definition
Year- 90,000-18,000 YBT
Skhul,Tianyuan Cave, Zhoukoudian |
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Term
According to the________ Anatomically modern homo sapiens replaced Homo Erectus, and other Homo Populations living in africa and other regions of the world without Inbreeding.
A. Multi-regional Continuity
B.Out Of Africa (Replacement)
C. Talking Ape (Hypothesis)
d. None of these |
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| B. Out of Africa Hypothesis |
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Year- 6mya
Found- Kenya
Bipedal- yes (evidence Scant) |
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Australopithecus Anamensis 4.2-3.9 mya
Australopithecus Afarensis 3.9-2.9 mya
East West African Homidids 3.5 5.5 mya
Australopithecus Africanus 3.5-2.0 mya
The Robust Australopithicines |
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| Characteristics that define Hominid based of fossil record |
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Definition
Bipedal
Short Flared Pelvis
Ankle and foot modifications
Absences of large projecting canine in males
****Big brains are not a defining trait |
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| Cold Adaptations Of Neanderthals |
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Definition
Large Nasal Aperture
Large Infra-orbital Foramine
Stocky Build, Short Limbs |
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Term
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Definition
Some argue they did not produce range of sound necessary for language
Kebrara hyoid bone suggests they could |
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Term
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Definition
Year-
Found-Kenya, Tanzania,Africa
Bipedal-
Brain Expansion**** |
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Term
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Definition
Year- 2.1-1.1 mya
Found- Tanzania, Kenya, Ethiopia, Africa |
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Term
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Definition
Year- Need!
Found- Africa, Asia, Europe
Bipedal-Yes |
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Term
| Late Archaic Homosapiens dated |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
Year-
Found- South Africa
Bipedal-
Tools |
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Term
Scientists have found fossils of homo habilis in africa and china
True Or False |
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Definition
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Definition
Year- 780,000 mya
Found- Spain
Bipedal-Yes |
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Term
| Homo Habilis is associated with and likely invented the ____ tool complexes |
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Definition
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Term
| First Modern Homo Sapiens appeared in Africa _________Ybc |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
| modern Sapiens evolved in Africa, and spread to Asia and Europe where humans replaced the populations there |
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Term
| Multi-regional Continuity |
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Definition
| The shift to modern Humans took place regionally did not involve replacement |
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Term
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Definition
Year-
Found- Europe and Middle East
Bipedal-Yes |
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Term
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Definition
Year-
Found- Europe and everywhere
Bipedal-Ye |
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Term
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Definition
Year-
Found- South Africa
Bipedal-
Tools- Yes |
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Term
| Lucy Dated to 3.2 mya has the scientific name of... |
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Definition
| Australopithecus Afarensis |
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Term
| The robust Australopitecines are in the genus |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
Year-
Found- 2.5mya
Bipedal-yes
Tools- yes |
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Term
| Tool manufacture and development of social structure to facilitate cooperation in hunting were Critical |
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Definition
A. Acheulian Tool Complex represented by a variety of tools and tool materials
B. Acheulian tools are more refined than oldowan tools |
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Term
| Homo Habilis adaptaion and tool use become inportant |
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Definition
1.Precision Grip
2.Tools used for survival
3.Habita changes and increases adaptivity
4.Flexability
5.Habitat DIVERSITY
6. Stone tools fore processing food and obtaining it. |
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Term
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Definition
Humans andour extinct ancestors after the divergence from most recent ancestor with chimps
Human and chimps represent 7 million years of evolution on each line after divergence |
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Term
| Sahelanthropus Tchandensis |
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Definition
Year- 7-6 mya
Found- Chad, Central Afric
Bipedal-
Tools |
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Term
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Definition
Year- 1.8 mya
Found- Eastern Europe (Dminisi Georgia)
Bipedal-
Tools |
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Term
| Arrival in America the first Americans |
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Definition
Physical Dna Links Native Americans to East Asia Populations
Anatomical differences from recent Native Americans |
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Term
| Arrival in America the first Americans |
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Definition
Physical Dna Links Native Americans to East Asia Populations
Anatomical differences from recent Native Americans |
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Term
| Homo Fossils Indicate The first 3 steps to Humanness |
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Definition
A. Bigger Brains
B. Tool Use
C. Adaptive Flexibility |
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Definition
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| _______Originated in Africa at 1.8 MYA and is already in dmanisi georgia by 1.2 mya |
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