Answer these about early humans

Answer:

They are shorter in size than other

as for homo sapiens barbarians,scavengers who hunt down animals

Explanation:

Apes as a whole (and taxonomically, humans are apes) evolved some 20 million years ago from earlier primates, which were primarily arboreal, or tree-dwelling.

Human Evolution Timeline

Human evolution has been through several stages, but seven different stages of mankind stand out. Note that paleontology is a science rife with emerging discoveries and that specifics about the timeline may change in the future, although the general scheme is well understood and accepted.

Hominidae

The apes that would ultimately evolve into the humans of today split from the so-called lesser apes about 7 million years ago. These are the Hominidae, or great apes. This is the approximate time frame given for the divergence of the human lineage from that of chimpanzees, humans' closest surviving relatives.

This divergence is believed to have taken place in Africa, with many early hominid fossils gathered in Kenya. Several different candidates exist in terms of which organism ultimately evolved into modern humans rather than ultimately dying off.

Ardipithecus Ramidus

The existence of this creature, which apparently blended walking with swinging in trees, was discovered in Ethiopia in 1994. Ardipithecus ramidus emerged about 4.5 million years ago. The best estimates of this creature's size place its height at no more than 4 feet with a weight of approximately 110 pounds, but this is only for females, as no remains of males sufficient for determining adult size have been yet found.

Australopithecus Afarensis

This ancestor of modern humans would have been recognized as having both ape-like and human-like features, in the sense of viewing "ape-like" as reminiscent of gorillas or chimpanzees. The earliest example was discovered in southern Africa in 1924, well before such discoveries were widely accepted to be evidence of ancient human forebears. Australopithecus afarensis lived about 2 to 3 million years ago, and in addition to evidently walking upright, was both slightly taller and slightly lighter than Ardipithecus ramidus.

Homo Habilis

Homo habilis means "handy man," and the species is so named because at the time of its discovery in 1960 in Tanzania, it was the first human ancestor believed to have used manmade tools. These hominids spanned a period from about 2.4 million to about 1.4 million years ago and are believed to have been ancestors of Homo erectus, though this remains to be confirmed.

Homo habilis ranged from about 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 feet tall, but weighed only about 70 pounds.

Homo Erectus

This well-known ancestor of modern humans, discovered in Indonesia in 1891, lived from almost 2 million years ago to roughly 143,000 years ago, an impressive period of survival. The body of Homo erectus reflected its further removal from twee-dwelling species, with relatively short arms and comparatively short legs. These hominids apparently used hand axes, making them the first users of tools they created themselves. These were large hominids, some reaching a height of 6 feet and a weight of about 150 pounds.

Homo Heidelbergensis

Discovered in Germany in 1908, this hominid has the distinction of being the first likely human ancestor to have lived in cold climates, spreading throughout Europe and Asia and also living in parts of Africa. Its timeline ranged from about 700,000 to roughly 200,000 years ago, and these hominids were similar in size to modern humans, with males attaining an average height of about 5' 9" and females growing to approximately 5' 2" on average. They unquestionably made use of spears to hunt and fire to cook what they killed.

Homo Sapiens

The humans you see in your midst are considered to be the same species as the Homo sapiens that had evolved into modern form by about 300,000 years ago in Africa. The brains of human ancestors had been increasing as a function of body size throughout human evolution, and not surprisingly, today's humans have the largest brains of the group. Compared to older hominids, modern humans have lost their prominent brow ridges and forward-jutting jaws.

how to Creat a political cartoon depicting the fate and outcome of the Articles of contenderation

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What did the First Continental Congress decide?

A) To demand rights and to protest taxes
B) To go to war for independence from Britain
C) To pay any taxes imposed on them by Britain
D) To send an apology to King George III for all the protests

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PART A: Which statement identifies the central idea of the text?
A.
Captain Queisser developed a Service Flag hoping that he would eventually be able to patent and sell it.
B.
As people’s support for the war diminished, there were fewer Service Flags displayed in windows.
C.
Captain Queisser’s decision to display a flag for his children in the service has evolved into a widely practiced tradition in America.
D.
As displaying Service Flags became more popular, even Americans who didn’t have children in the army started displaying them.

A highly technical job demands special , which helps the person get higher .

Great Britain passed laws that raised taxes for American colonists. This was a cause of which war or wars?

A. American Revolution
B. French and Indian War
C. Napoleonic War
D. War of 1812
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The willingness to learn from experience and apply what is learned to perform successfully under new conditions is known as

The most populous city in Australia is Brisbane Sydney Melbourne Canberra​

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What is this an example of?


A) Eye witness account

B) Loyalist news report

C) Patriot propaganda

D) Undecided drawing


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Nor far from where you live is a hut where a poor couple with several children live. You overhear one day that the mother wants to have her three younger children vaccinated with antipolio and antibosters. She has no money to spend for this. What will you do? How you will react on the given situation.

How did her environment affect her ability to:________. a. Use language to communicate b. Develop motor skills (walking, writing etc) c. Develop bonds with people

Two toddlers, Cory and Sammy, are sitting together playing. Cory is focused on stacking building blocks, and Sammy alternates between throwing playing cards in the air and gathering them. Piaget considered scenarios like this one to be _____ play.

a _____ is an oddly shaped district designed to increase the voting strength of a particular​

(10 points) How old was Allah when he died

which item in the photo is a good thermal insulator and why?

Carefully study the chart above. Which country has the lowest literacy rate for both men and women (for all adults)?
A.
Libya has the lowest rate for men, but Morocco has the lowest rate for women.
B.
Libya has the lowest rate for both men and women.
C.
Morocco has the lowest rate for both men and women.
D.
Morocco has the lowest rate for men, but Libya has the lowest rate for women.

Please select the best answer from the choices provided
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B
C
D

Which of the following was not stated in the preamble to the constitution

The U.S. Constitution gives Congress the power to

A:conduct trials in the U.S. Supreme Court
B:combine state and federal trial courts
C:create inferior courts as necessary
D:close the state courts during a U.S. trial

What was the most popular word in 2020?

can someone who identifies as a girl from birth and is a girl and her sexuality is straight can they still use she/her/they/them pronouns?​

In what order should you record and read events on a timeline?
A. The most important events on the timeline come first.
B. The least important events on the timeline come first.
C. The earliest event related to the topic comes first.
D. Timelines do not organize information.

How did sea travel on the Mediterranean benefit Greece? Choose four correct answers,
It led to the development of new technology based on ideas from Phoenicia,
It led to other cultures influencing Greek art.
It led to the destruction of Greek culture,
It led to the adoption of labyrinths from Egypt.
It caused the growth of great wealth based on trade by boat.
It led to the establishment of colonies in other lands.

What type of society did the American Indians live in during the time of European contact?

Are there any advantages to belonging to the underclass or working-poor class?

what is a territorry?
a area that belongs to a country but does not have its own goverment

b area that has its own goverment

c large forest with tall maple trees​

The largest coral reef in the world is in Mexico New Zealand O Hawaii Australia​

Can you name one example of how past life influences your daily life today?

Since you learn in Sociology, how has your view of the world changed? Provide one specific example of something in your life that you see differently now compared to before you started you learned about sociology?

People who experience learned helplessness often attribute their successes to ____ instead of effort.

The nepalese love peace.However,some conflicts occured in nepal from time to time.What should be done to solve such conflicts in future?Offer any four suggestions.​

Can someone please help me to write this in my own word ?
Another strategy that could use in managing Cultural diversity in the classroom is to maintain consistent communication. Aside from getting to know your students, teachers should also continue to maintain ongoing communication throughout the school year. Scheduling 1 on 1 meetings with students to check in every so often will allow teacher's to consistently improve how accessible the classroom is to everyone. Students can talk about whether they felt included in the classroom culture. This can help identify issues or ways to improve the overall experience. In addition, it is also the teacher's opportunity to discuss their progress in the class and offer guidance on how they can improve, based on their individual needs as a student​