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Anthropology 1 Ch.5

Ch. 5

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hominid primate species that have distinct range of features in thier teeth, jaw and brain that represent adaptations from different enviornments
bipedalism the ability to walk upright on two legs
australopithecus first homo sapien
anamensis/ afarensist earliest homo sapiens
foramen magnum the opening in the base of the skull which the spinal cord passes
prgnathic protruding face or jaw
diastema characteristics of early hominids as well as living apes and monkeys (gorillas and baboones) but apsent in humans
sagittal crest a bony ridge along the top of the skull that grows larger as more chewing muscles real along the mid line of the cranium
ardipithecus ramidus most widley accepted oldes hominids
nutcracker man (australopithecus boisei) found in eastern africa, much larger than other s in its species hint its name
Black Skull 2.5 million year old skull found in eastern africa and was turned color black/ blue by manganese in soil
homo habilis and homo rudolfensis (genus) first two from genus Homo
homo erectus found in africa, 1.8-400,000 years old, possible 50,000 years old, some similarities with modern humans
Turkana Boy skeleton of homo erectus 8 year old boy at Lake Turkana
Java Man asian homo erectus found on indonesian island called java
peking man homo erectus found in beijing, lived between 230,000-460,000 years ago
transitional forms h. erectus or early h. sapiens from 200,000-400,000 years ago
postorbital constriction front portion of the skull is narrow while the high forehead of h. sapiens is absent
replacement model africans orgin of modern humans
multi evolutionary model gradual evolution of h. erectus to h. sapiens then modern humans over the past 2 1/2 million years
hybridization/ assimilation model varying degrees of gene flow between h. sapiens and earlier populaitons of h. sapiens
mitochondiral eve DNA in uppoer portion of cell that coverts cellular matieral into energy needed for cellular activity
Archaic H. Sapiens follows evolutionary path of transitional form of h. erectus to modern h. sapiens
neanderthal man second rate hominids extinct due to smarter modern humans (30,000-130,000 years ago)
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