'Modern humans' diaporamas de présentation

PLACENTAL MAMMALS CLASSIFICATION

PLACENTAL MAMMALS CLASSIFICATION. Order Primates : 200 species: Prosimians : lemurs, tarsiers, and lorises Anthropoids : monkeys, apes, and humans Most are omnivores with teeth specialized for a varied diet Most tend to live in social groups. PRIMATE. PRIMATE. Biogeography of Mammals.

1.4k views • 85 slides

Evolution and Biodiversity

1.38k views • 49 slides

PREVENTION II

756 views • 45 slides

Boards, Regulators and Monkeys

597 views • 44 slides

Anatomy & Physiology Unit 6: Human Evolution

Anatomy & Physiology Unit 6: Human Evolution. Kingdom Animal Phylum Chordate Class Mammal Order Primates Family Hominids Genus Homo Species Sapiens. Classification Hierarchy. Evolution of Primates.

748 views • 35 slides

T HE F AITH OF AN E VOLUTIONIST

428 views • 30 slides

Introduction and the Near Eastern Origins of Western Civilization

725 views • 29 slides

504 views • 25 slides

God and Creation

450 views • 24 slides

Lecture 6 : The Palaeolithic Overview

Lecture 6 : The Palaeolithic Overview. OBJECTIVES SOURCES LOWER PALAEOLITHIC Early hominins Archaic hominins Pre-Modern Homo MIDDLE PALAEOLITHIC Neanderthals ( Homo neanderthalensis ) Homo sapiens UPPER PALAEOLITHIC Dispersal. Objectives.

376 views • 22 slides

Section 3: The Mesozoic and Cenozoic Eras

Section 3: The Mesozoic and Cenozoic Eras. Preview Objectives The Mesozoic Era Mass Extinction The Cenozoic Era Maps in Action. Objectives. List the periods of the Mesozoic and Cenozoic Eras. Identify two major geologic and biological developments during the Mesozoic Era.

1.52k views • 20 slides

Acoustic and perceptual effects of air sacs

676 views • 18 slides

Hominin Evolution Evolutionary Psychology Spring 2019 Dr Chapman

Hominin Evolution Evolutionary Psychology Spring 2019 Dr Chapman. Evolutionary and Geological Time Lines. Evolutionary and Geological Timelines is a table showing important changes in the evolution of earth. Tree of Life diagram shows relationship of major groups Family Trees

808 views • 17 slides

Chapter 26: Animal evolution - The C hordates

Chapter 26: Animal evolution - The C hordates. Ruth Cuaboy. C haracteristics of C hordates. Notochord ; connective tissue extending along body . To provide support . Dorsal: Nerve cord . Gill slits : along the throat ( pharynx ) Muscular tail : extending tail beyond the anus .

321 views • 15 slides

Timeline Review

272 views • 13 slides

HUMAN BEGINNINGS

132 views • 11 slides

Who are primates closest relatives?

Who are primates closest relatives?. bats and rodents. What distinguishes primates from bats, rodents and other mammals?. partial transition from claw to nail reduced ability to synthesize vitamin C litter size of one (among normal healthy females) opposable thumbs

367 views • 10 slides

Evolution Project

368 views • 8 slides

Lecture 32

Earth History. Geologic Epochs Human History. Lecture 32. Chapter 15.13 ? 15.18. Precambrian Time. The Earth was formed about 4.5 billion years ago. Already 4 billion years old rocks show a sedimentary component, which implies the presence of erosion.

274 views • 8 slides

WHY DO WE ALL LOOK SO DIFFERENT?

WHY DO WE ALL LOOK SO DIFFERENT?. THINKING ABOUT DIFFERENCES. Find someone in the class that looks different to you! Describe how you are similar in appearance. Describe how you differ from each other in physical appearance. Why do we have different physical traits?.

158 views • 6 slides