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Q: brains

A: The brain is the mass of nerve tissue in an organism's front end. In higher vertebrates, the brain…

Q: The first possible hominin of the lineage leading to humans is called [ Select] [ Select]…

A: Humans do not evolve from the todays chimpanzees but human develop along side with the chimpanzees…

Q: Homo is a recently discovered hominin found in southeast Asia. Current evidence suggest that it may…

A: hominin, any member of the zoological “tribe” Hominini of which only one species exists today—Homo…

Q: Who had fire? Homo neanderthalensis Australopithecus afarensis O Paranthropus robustus (which our…

A: Fire was used initially by ancient humans. it was used for provide warmth, lightning and making the…

Q: Which of the following statements is false for early Australopithecines (Australopithecus…

A: Australopithecus had a mix of human-like and apelike characteristics. They were bipedal that is,…

Q: With respects to stature (standing height), there has not been a statistically significant increase…

A: Human evolution It is defined as the process of evolution within the primates history that led to…

Q: Bipedal locomotion preceded the appearance of large brains over the course of hominid evolution True…

A: The process of evolution which resulted in the creation of Homo sapiens as a unique species of the…

Q: According to your textbook, the first species of hominin to migrate out of Africa was. O…

A: Introduction :- Any member of the taxonomic "tribe" Hominini, of which only one species, Homo…

Q: traits, describe the general cranial morphology for H. heidelbergensis. Be sure to describe at least…

A: H.heidelbergensis is an extinct human archahc species found in the Pleistocene Epoch. This species…

Q: A dental trait observed in numerous Asian Homo erectus fossils that modern Asian populations also…

A: Homo erectus is an extinct Pleistocene archaic human species that first appeared around 2 million…

Q: The human intermembral index is most similar to what locomotor group of primates? Select one: a.…

A: Intermembral index of 68-7011, is a number that shows that hindlimbs are longer than the forelimbs.…

Q: Name the human ancestor whose cranial capacity was 1600 cc.

A: Evolution refers to a process of changes that occur in the heritable characters of living organisms…

Q: The skulls you observed are arranged from earliest to most recent, what changes do you think are the…

A: First question:- Changes:- As the severe climate of the ice age ended the bodies and faces of most…

Q: Describe three characteristics of the mammalian brain that differ from other vertebrates.

A: The animal that can breathe, has a backbone and hairs are present on the body is called a mammal.…

Q: 52. Which of the following represents the earliest Anatomically Modern Homo sapiens (AMHS) skeleton…

A: Fossils are the dead remains or impressions of the organisms which once existed in past and depicts…

Q: Neanderthal brain size was actually larger than modern Homo sapien brain size, perhaps a factor of…

A: Neanderthals are the extinct species of archaic humans. These ancient humans controlled fire and…

Q: Anatomically Modern Homo sapiens can be distinguished from Homo sapiens neanderthalensis based upon…

A: Ans:-The presence of a chin(mental eminence) is a trait that uniquely  characterizes Anatomically…

Q: Brain weighs around 1.5 kg in humans. Brain development of human ancestors can be correlated with…

A: Development of human brain with the time; allows them; to use the resources around them in a way…

Q: Two advancements in the fielf of Histopathology currently being used in the Philippines?

A: Histopathology is the study of tissues under a microscope for diagnostic purposes. It has improved…

Q: 2. Sahelanthropus tchadensis Similarities and differences with other hominins

A: Evolution is a continuous transition of living forms, beginning with the basic forms of the past and…

Q: Cetartiodactyla skull and dentition characteristics (omit headgear for this question): For each…

A: Here we need to answer and it will provide information on the skull and dental characteristics of a…

Q: Which of the following represents the first hominid to have used and occupied regions of the Old…

A: Temperate climates are generally defined as environments with moderate rainfall spread across the…

Q: Which archaic Homo sapiens fossil has cut marks on its face, indicating a burial or ritual practice?…

A: Introduction The evolutionary process that resulted in the emergence of Homo sapiens as a distinct…

Q: The hyoid articulates with the top vertebrate. O True False Question 10 The anatomical name for the…

A: Skeletal system is a body system which generally form scaffolding structure in the body so as to…

Q: The later gracile australopithecines had larger brains than the Australopithecus afarensis. True…

A: Introduction Human evolution:- It is the process by which human beings developed on Earth from…

Q: Homo habilis can be distinguished from the australopithecines and other earlier hominids primarily…

A: Homo habilis is the recent human ancestor than Australopithecus and other early hominids which had…

Q: cy is one of the most complete skeletons every found of the species is species practiced obligatory…

A: Lucy was was the oldest, most complete hominin skeleton ever found on the face of the earth. Her…

Q: encloses

A: The nervous system is a complex system in the human body that stimulates, receives, coordinates, and…

Q: Organize the four craniums based on brain size, from smallest to greatest A. Australopithecus…

A: The brain size or brain capacity is measured in the terms of cubic centimetres ( cc ).

Q: The is a protruding area above the eyes found in many archaic human species. This is a feature that…

A: Introduction Human evolution:- It is the lengthy process by which human beings developed on Earth…

Q: 63. According to lecture, which of the following hominids was the first to use of fire?…

A: Homo is the genus which arose in genus of Australopethicus which comprises of species Home sapiens…

Q: Name one way the non-human primate brain differs from the human brain.

A: Brain is made up of billions of neurons and consists of many regulatory centers of our body such as…

Q: We have discussed the role of meat consumption in hominin evolution as an important source of fuel…

A: An alternative hypothesis is a statement that proposes an alternative explanation for a phenomenon,…

Q: Where were the earliest Homo erectus fossils found (not the first ones discovered)? How old are…

A: Homo erectus is also referred as the upright man. It was the first of our ancestors to have…

Q: Organize the four craniums based on brain size, from smallest to greatest.   A. Australopithecus…

A: Brain size has played a significant role in the evolution of hominin species (the human lineage).…

Q: In addition to a larger brain, which of the following distinguishes Archaic Homo sapiens from Homo…

A: Archaic Homo sapiens They lived around between 600,000 and 200,000 years ago. They belonged to the…

Q: 28. A.) Study of fossil hominins reveals that: a) the first bipedal hominin had a brain no larger…

A: BASIC INFORMATION  EVOLUTION The theory of evolution was first given by the Jean Baptist de Lamark.…

Q: Discuss the reasons regarding why and how did the brain size of our ancestors change over time?…

A: Across seven million years (approx),the human brain has tripled in size but most of the growth had…

Q: How might brain shape reveal clues about hominin history? The globe-shaped brain of modern humans…

A: Modern human beings are the result of the evolutionary process. Over the years, scientific research…

Q: Chiroptera skull and dentition characteristics Be sure to note if incisors (upper/lower), canines,…

A: Here we need to answer and it will provide information on the skull and dental characteristics of a…

Q: Bipedal locomotion preceded the appearance of large brains over the course of hominid evolution True…

A: Introduction Bipedalism:- It allowed hominids to walk on two legs in an upright position and freed…

Q: Something that distinguishes Homo erectus from archaic and modern humans is that Homo erectus has […

A: Homo erectus is the earliest member of the human lineage to possess so many human-like…

Q: Describe the anatomy of Homo erectus and Homo habilis

A: Homo erectus is called the ancestor of today's human beings (Homo sapiens) which is extinct. They…

Q: What are three distinct differences in the crania of the genus Homo and the genus Australopithecine?

A: Humans are from genus homo. Early human genus has 3 species namely Homo habilis, Homo rudolfensis,…

Q: All early hominids from Africa older than 2 million years (pre-genus Homo) possessed small brains,…

A: Answer--- True

Q: The Neanderthal burial from Shanidar I, Iran, clearly demonstrates evidence for

A: The Neanderthal individuals found at Shanidar Cave are thought to have died about 70,000 years ago…

Q: Often considered an evolutionary dead end, _was a genus of species closely related to…

A: Q. Often considered an evolutionary dead end, ______was a genus of species closely related to…

Human Evolution

Human evolution is the process of evolution of humans from early man to anatomically modern humans. The process of evolution in humans leads to the gradual development of traits like bipedalism. Humans are the highly social animals that make them the most advanced animal on Earth.  Human evolution is an outcome of interaction among the following processes: