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Kenyanthropus platyops 'Flat face' 3.5-3.2 mya. East Africa
Australopithecus afarensis "Lucy" looks very old. 4-2.9 mya. East Africa
Australopithecus africanus Looks like modern African. 3.3-2.3 mya. South Africa. Slight prognathism
A. aethiopicus 'pic' Large saggital crest. 2.5 mya. East Africa
A. robustus Muscle markings. 2.0-1.5 mya. South Africa. Robust
A. boisei "boys" missing back of head. 2.0-1.2 mya. East Africa
Homo habilis "habbit" missing zygomatic. 2 my-1.5 mya. East / South Africa.
Homo rudolfensis Broken into peices. 2 mya. East/South Africa.
Homo erectus Looks newer. 2.5-50,000ya. Africa, Asia, Europe.
Homo ergaster "lake Tircana Boy" Out of Africa Theory, 2.5-50,000 mya. African form of erectus
Homo Florensis Hobbit. 95,000-13,000 ya.
Homo heldelbergensis "Berg" - German. Strong brow ridges. 500,000-150,000 ya. Africa, Asia, Europe
Homo neanderthalensis 'occipital bun' 150,000-28,000 ya. Europe, Middle east.
Homo sapien 100,000-present. Worldwide.
Gorilla Gorilla gorilla . HUGE
Baboon Papio cynocephalus. Looks like snout of dog.
Chimpanzee Pan troglodytes. Smallest of all.
Orangutan Beaty eyes. Pongo pigmaeus
Erectus tools Acheulean.
Neandertal tools Mousterian.
AMHS Blade, Buran
Domestication Africa Cat (Egypt)
Domestication East Asia Chickens
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