'Homo antecessor' presentation slideshows

HUMAN EVOLUTION: GENUS HOMO

HUMAN EVOLUTION: GENUS HOMO. Time-Line of Hominid Evolution: 5 Adaptive Radiations. First Adaptive Radiation: 6-7 mya in the late Miocene, potential last common ancestors Second Adaptive Radiation: 4-5 mya in early Pliocene, first true hominids

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HUMAN EVOLUTION: GENUS HOMO

HUMAN EVOLUTION: GENUS HOMO. Time-Line of Hominid Evolution: 5 Adaptive Radiations. First Adaptive Radiation: 6-7 mya in the late Miocene, potential last common ancestors Second Adaptive Radiation: 4-5 mya in early Pliocene, first true hominids

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HUMAN EVOLUTION: GENUS HOMO

HUMAN EVOLUTION: GENUS HOMO. Time-Line of Hominid Evolution: 5 Adaptive Radiations. First Adaptive Radiation: 6-7 mya in the late Miocene, potential last common ancestors Second Adaptive Radiation: 4-5 mya in early Pliocene, first true hominids

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THE EVOLUTION OF GENUS HOMO

THE EVOLUTION OF GENUS HOMO. 6 SPECIES OF HOMO. 1. HOMO habilis 1. 2.3-1.5 mya 2. East Africa (Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia) & southern Africa 3. Increased brain size (680-800ml) 4. Stone tools. EXAMPLE: Homo habilis at Olduvai Gorge, Tanzania.

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Archaic Homo sapiens

Archaic Homo sapiens. Homo antecessor Homo heidelbergensis. Archaic Homo.

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Archaic Homo sapiens

Archaic Homo sapiens. Homo antecessor Homo heidelbergensis. Archaic Homo.

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Archaic Homo sapiens

Archaic Homo sapiens. Homo antecessor Homo heidelbergensis Homo neandertalensis. Archaic Homo.

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European Homo erectus

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Our Closest Relatives, the Neanderthals

Our Closest Relatives, the Neanderthals. By: Stephen Thai. Introduction. Homo Neanderthalensis Lived in Europe and Southwestern Asia 138,000 to 28,000 years ago Mostly an Ice Age Never numbered more than 100,000 1856, Neander Valley, Germany 1 st Neanderthal skulls discovered.

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Early Man

Early Man. Evolutionary Sequence from ape to human. Australopithecus. Australopithecus appeared about five million years ago. They were very similar to chimpanzees . However , the Australopithecus normally walked on two feet. Homo Habilis.

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The archaeological sites in the Atapuerca Mountains in Burgos are a point of reference for the study of human evolution. They are located between the Demanda Mountains in the south and the foothills of the Cantabrian Mountains in the north.

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