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missnapoleon731 on September 25, 2011
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Terms | Definitions |
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Thomas Huxley | "Evidence in Man's Place in Nature"humans are related to African apes not Asian apes |
Darwin | "The Descent of Man"Humans evolved from apes in Africa |
bipedalism | walk on 2 feet,upright |
intremembral index | elongation of hindlimbshumerous length and radius length x 100 femur length and tibia length (a bigger number means it was bipedal) |
adducted | pulled into |
Neanderthals | 1856Neander Valley Dusseldorf, Germany |
Homo erectus | 1st found was "Java Man"Pitheanthropus erectus |
Piltdown Man | Eoanthropus dawsoni"missing link" big-brained |
Australopithecus africanus | Southern ape- South AfricaRaymond Dart 3.5 mya-2.5 mya small brain, AP Taung was first site |
alveoler prognathism | device holding teeth that sticks outbottom jaw juts out |
canine diastema | gap between canine and incisor teeth |
Paranthropus aeshiopicus | 2.7-2.3 mya East Africa pronounced saggital crest massive molars and premolars pronounced AP large anterior teeth small brain bipedal |
Paranthropus robustus | 2-1 myaSouth Africa small brain small incisors and canines large molars thick mandible sexual dimorphism bipedal vegetarian |
Paranthropus boisei | 2.3-1.3 mya East Africa "Nutcracker Man" hyper robust small brain tall mandible pronounced saggital crest small incisors and canines huge molars Oldowan industry |
Homo habilis | 2.5-1.5 mya East and South Africa made tools- "handy man" sexual dimorphism bipedal smaller molars and AP |
Homo rudolfus | broader flatter facethicker molars larger cranium taller skeleton |
Kevin Oakley | "Man the Toolmaker" |
debitage | flakes struck off core rock |
Oldowan Industry | oldest tool makeLeakeys core and flake tools Old Stone Age |
hammerstone | rock used to strike core in order to make flakes |
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