Paleoanthropologist s consider___________ _______ to be the immediate predecessors to modern Homo sapiens.
a. premodern Homo sapiens
b. anatomically modern Homo sapiens
c. late modern Homo erectus
d. Homo heidelbergensis from sites in Iraq
e. Individuals represented during the Early Pleistocene
Question 2
It now appears likely that cultural traditions relating to stone tool technology were largely equivalent over the full geographical range of H. erectus and its contemporaries.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The skeletal system of a modern horse
Compared with modern humans, Homo erectus has a larger face, lacks a chin and canine fossa, and has
Neadertal inner ear anatomy is distinctive from modern humans.
The Oase I mandible, earliest modern human in Europe.
Durkheim believed that modern societies produce feelings of isolation, much of which come from the ...
The evolution of modern wheat