'Neanderthals' diaporamas de présentation

MAN AND ENERGY A case for Sustainable Living through Renewable and Green Energy

MAN AND ENERGY A case for Sustainable Living through Renewable and Green Energy. Ali Keyhani Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering The Ohio State University Columbus, OH-43210 k eyhani.1@osu.edu. ABSTRACT.

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First Genius

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First Genius

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Early Humans Final Exam

Early Humans Final Exam. The answers! Please use integrity when you correct. Australopithecus Questions. 1. What was so special about Lucy? 2. What was so amazing about the Australopithecus tools, rocks, and sticks? 3. Why couldn't the Australopithecus make fire?.

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Anthropology

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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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Early Hominids (prehistoric humans)

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Extinction of our Last Rivals, Homo Neanderthalensis

Extinction of our Last Rivals, Homo Neanderthalensis. Levi Johnston. Hypothesis Models. What led to the extinction of Homo Neanderthalensis ? Disease Model Interbreeding Model Genocide Model Competition Model. Disease Model Wolff & Greenwood. Cannibalism Kuru

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Genus Homo

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El Castillo cave paintings

Scientists say that some of the prehistoric cave paintings are more than 40,000 years old - four or five thousand years older than anyone had believed before. (ABC)

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What Traits Characterize Humans?

What Traits Characterize Humans?. Bipedal Locomotion Involves modifications of pelvis, femur, and backbone Various hypotheses regarding benefits, including free hands (vs. knuckle- walking and brachiation of great apes) Large Brain Size

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When did it go BANG!

When did it go BANG!. BY LIVVIE AND sARAH. The Big B ang.

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Should Clone Extinct Animals?

Should Clone Extinct Animals?. by: Brock Peterson and Caleb Merritt. Facts About Cloning. Scientists have already cloned a Pyrenean Ibex. Scientists have extracted half of the Woolly Mammoth DNA. It will help other endangered animals from going extinct.

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