'Homo neanderthalensis' diaporamas de présentation

Human evolution

Human evolution. Aditi Pai. "Hominid" refers to members of the human family, Hominidae, which consist of all species from the point where the human line splits from apes towards present day humans.

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Human Evolution

Human Evolution. BIO 2343 Oklahoma City Community College Dennis Anderson. Animal Connection. Humans share many traits with animals We are most similar to apes Same 206 bones All but 3 of 650 muscles the same DNA is 98% the same Same blood types. Albino Gorilla.

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There are three things extremely hard: steel, a diamond, and to know one's self.

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Human Ancestry

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The evolution of Homo neanderthalensis to Homo sapiens

The evolution of Homo neanderthalensis to Homo sapiens. Alex Noble Bradley Weiss Brittany Wike. Anatomy differences between the two species. Questions to be answered: braincase.

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The evolution of Homo neanderthalensis to Homo sapiens

The evolution of Homo neanderthalensis to Homo sapiens. Alex Noble Bradley Weiss Brittany Wike. Anatomy differences between the two species. Questions to be answered: braincase.

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Evolution

Evolution. The Human Lineage. This is a common image:. This is a common image:. THIS IS TOTAL JUNK. This is a far better one:. For a long time, people classified apes like this:. The great apes were placed in a group together, with humans separated.

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Human Family Tree

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Origins of Genus Homo

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The last Neanderthal

The last Neanderthal. Emerged about 300,000 ybp most likely from Homo heidelbergensis Cold adapted bodies; short stocky 20% heavier than modern humans of same stature. Larger brains, but possibly smaller frontal and parietal lobes. . Hunting, Toolmaking. Close in kills, not projectiles

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History of the World

History of the World. From the rise of the human race to the twilight of the old world. Four themes for the course. What should our proper daily conduct and attitude to life be? How is happiness and well-being achieved?

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David Bugenhagen Andrew Torano

Human Evolution. David Bugenhagen Andrew Torano. Dating for Dummies. Radioisotopes are used to determine the age of a rock C 14 is used for younger samples of rocks, between the ages of 1,000 and 100,000 years approximately K 40 is for anything older than 100,000 years

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Classification system

Classification system. Animalia. 5. Chordata. 6. 7. Mammalia. Homo. Alouatta. 1. 3. sapiens. 2. caraya. 4. http://www.itis.usda.gov/. Similarities to Homo sapiens :. Homo neanderthalensis > Alouatta caraya > Scotophilus dinganii.

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EVOLUCION HUMANA

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