'Early hominids' presentation slideshows

E THNOBOTANY There has always been interaction between plants & people. Some unexpected . W ords tell stra

E THNOBOTANY There has always been interaction between plants & people. Some unexpected . W ords tell strange tales of need and greed, + small causes & profound effects. . The interaction with plants predates the generation of present humans .

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History of Human Evolution

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ANG 6930 Proseminar in Anthropology IIA: Bioanthropology

ANG 6930 Proseminar in Anthropology IIA: Bioanthropology. Day 5 ANG 6930 Prof. Connie J. Mulligan Department of Anthropology. This week. Hominoid to hominin Dating the ape-human split Australopiths Early hominin subsistence and social organization Origins of genus Homo Homo erectus

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ANG 6930 Proseminar in Anthropology IIA: Bioanthropology

ANG 6930 Proseminar in Anthropology IIA: Bioanthropology. Day 5 ANG 6930 Prof. Connie J. Mulligan Department of Anthropology. This week. Hominoid to hominin Dating the ape-human split Australopiths Early hominin subsistence and social organization Origins of genus Homo Homo erectus

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Chapter 16

Chapter 16. Modern Human Biology: Patterns of Adaptation. Chapter Outline. The Adaptive Significance of Human Variation Infectious Disease The Continuing Impact of Infectious Disease New Frontiers in Research: Molecular Applications in Modern Human Biology.

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Essentials of Physical Anthropology

Essentials of Physical Anthropology. Sixth Edition. Chapter 1. Introduction. Chapter Outline. What is Anthropology? Cultural Anthropology Archaeology Linguistic Anthropology. Chapter Outline. Physical Anthropology Physical Anthropology and the Scientific Method

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Paleoanthropology

Paleoanthropology. -The study of human origins and evolution. -Paleoanthropologists use two terms that are easily confused:. Hominoid : refers to the group that contains the great apes and humans. Hominid : refers to branches of the evolutionary tree closest to humans.

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Paleoanthropology

Paleoanthropology. -The study of human origins and evolution. -Paleoanthropologists use two terms that are easily confused:. Hominoid : refers to the group that contains the great apes and humans. Hominid : refers to branches of the evolutionary tree closest to humans.

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Chapter 9

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Early Hominids

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Preview Starting Points Map: Early People and Agriculture Main Idea / Reading Focus

Preview Starting Points Map: Early People and Agriculture Main Idea / Reading Focus Studying the Distant Past Faces of History: Mary and Louis Leakey Human Origins Quick Facts: Early Hominids Spreading Around the World. The First People. Preview, continued

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Preview Starting Points Map: Early People and Agriculture Main Idea / Reading Focus

Preview Starting Points Map: Early People and Agriculture Main Idea / Reading Focus Studying the Distant Past Faces of History: Mary and Louis Leakey Human Origins Quick Facts: Early Hominids Spreading Around the World. The First People. Preview, continued

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Title: Early Man Adapts! (Video Notes)

Title: Early Man Adapts! (Video Notes). Directions: As you watch the video on early humans, take notes for discussion on 1-5 facts or details that that helped early humans survive hostile environments (doing this will help you remember what you watch). What did you learn?.

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Evolution of Primates

Evolution of Primates. Primates. Are a group of mammals that includes lemurs, monkeys, apes and humans Although a diverse group, they share many traits in common Have the largest brains (compared to body size). Shared Traits. Rounded heads with flattened faces Large brain

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Chapter 10 Hominid Origins

Chapter 10 Hominid Origins. The Bipedal Adaptation Early Hominids in the Plio-Pleistocene The East African Rift Valley The Earliest East African Hominids Australopithecus from East Africa Early Homo. Chapter 10 Hominid Origins. Central Africa South African Sites

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Do Now

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The Mathematical Traveller

The Mathematical Traveller. Exploring the Grand History of Numbers. Calvin C. Clawson. Mathematical Evolution. How human numbers and counting have evolved from the early hominids. The Complex Ideas. Complex Numbers Transcendental Numbers Transfinite Numbers Infinity.

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Early Hominid Writing Assignment

Early Hominid Writing Assignment. Hominid Review Questions. Which hominid is the earliest known? Which discovery brought about the Paleolithic Era? Which hominid was the most advanced? Why?. Activity. In your groups, create a story about the early hominids.

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