'Homo habilis' diaporamas de présentation

Final Jeopardy

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The Evolution of Humans and the Paleolithic Era

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Development Welfare or well-being?

Development Welfare or well-being?. Leif Bratt Aug 31 2011. Definition & synonyms. Definition

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What constitutes Evidence in Historical Studies?

What constitutes Evidence in Historical Studies?. Types of Evidence. Primary Sources : Primary sources are artifacts, first-hand accounts and information about a topic produced by someone directly from the time period being studied.

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Human Ancestry

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The Neolithic Revolution and the Beginning of Civilization

The Neolithic Revolution and the Beginning of Civilization. Reminders. Quiz is Friday. Prehistory . Prehistory is the time period before writing . . Mary and Louis Leakey made many discoveries in Africa of hominid remains. .

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Study:

Study: Discuss the evolution of the longitudinal arch in human feet and the anatomical changes that have occurred Review the anatomy of the foot Examine several studies that have been performed on runners to determine if there is a correlation between arch height and common running injuries

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Chapter 1, Section 2

Chapter 1, Section 2. FOUNDATIONS OF CIVILIZATION. REVIEW. We have briefly traced the development of humans from Ardipithecus-begins to walk upright Australopithecus-walks upright Homo H abilis-makes stone tools-Paleolithic Age begins

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Prehistoric History

Prehistoric History. Please draw the following timeline in your notes and leave space by each date to write an short description of the events occurring during that time. . 5000 B.C. . ? 2 million -3 million years ago. 3000 B.C. . 30,000 B.C. . 400,000- 100,000 B.C. 15,000 B.C. .

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Homo Habilis

Homo Habilis. By: Alex S., Brook, Dominic, Jordan R. Introduction. Follow us on our journey to a time 1.5 million years ago as we step into the time machine and learn how the Homo Habilis lived. You will learn what they ate, wore, and where they lived and more. Dates and Places o f Existence.

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Modern Humans

Modern Humans. By: Shane Jared N. Greg Connor. Introduction.

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Australopithecus

Australopithecus. The First Species of Man Discovered This project was made and presented by Giselle, Janeth , Kyle, Taylor C. . Introduction.

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Modern Humans

Modern Humans . By: Grace, Madi , Donovan and A ntonio. Introduction.

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Gorilla gorilla

Gorilla gorilla. Our group began the family tree by placing the gorilla skull at the bottom of the tree because we believed it is the most primitive. Gorilla gorilla has no Forehead and a large superaorbital ridge, and really large canines. It had a

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Review for Early Man Quiz

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Discoveries in Africa and Beyond

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How Archaeologists Study the Past

How Archaeologists Study the Past. Chapter 1 Lesson 3. Terms & Names. Artifact Fossil Hominid Paleolithic Age Mesolithic Age Neolithic Age. Finding Clues to the Past. Early Human Tools. What is an Artifact? It is a human-made object. Early Human Counting Tools.

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The Stone Age

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Lecture 6 ANIMAL EVOLUTION: THE VERTEBRATES

Lecture 6 ANIMAL EVOLUTION: THE VERTEBRATES. Origin & Early Divergences. Primates evolved from small, rodent-like mammals (tree shrews) that moved into the trees 60 million years ago. Then prosimians evolved

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