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Hominid: A primate of a family (Hominidae) that includes and their fossil ancestors.

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Hominid:A primate of a family (Hominidae) that includes humans and their fossil ancestors.

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Sehlanthropus Tchadensis

● 7 million years ago

● Brain size: 350 cc

● foramen magnum slightly more forward than a chimpanzee's

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Sehlanthropus Tchadensis

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Orrorin Tugenensis

● 6 million years ago

● Smaller Canine Teeth

● No skull found yet

● Leg bones indicate it was bipedal

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Ardipithecus Kadabba

● 5.6 million years ago

● Leg bones indicate it was bipedal

● Canine teeth smaller

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Ardipithecus Ramidus

● 4.4 million years ago

● Brain size 350 cc

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● Walked bipedally but hunched over● Pelvis more like a human's than a chimpanzee's● Hands more like a human's than a chimpanzee's● Foramen magnum almost directly below the skull

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Australopithecus Anamensis

● 4.1 million years ago

● Smaller canine teeth

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Australopithecus Bahrelghazali

● 3.5 million years ago

● reduced prognathism

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Australopithecus Afarensis (“Lucy”)

● 3.2 million years ago● Brain size 438 cc● Fully Human-like teeth● Foreman magnum directly below the skull● almost fully Human-like pelvis● Walked bipedally upright● Human-like hands

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Australopithecus Afarensis (“Lucy”)

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Australopithecus Afarensis

● Shin bone found first, rest of the body 1 mile away (the shin was probably from a separate individual)● Eight more individuals found since then, including an adult male and two children

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Afarensis Male Afarensis Female

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Australopithecus Afarensis Child

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Kenyanthropus Platyops

● 3.2 million years ago

● Same brain size as Lucy

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Kenyanthropus Platyops

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Australopithecus Africanus

● 2.5 million years ago

● Brain size: 452 cc

● Human-like Pelvis

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Australopithecus Africanus

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Australopithecus Africanus

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Australopithecus Garhi

● 2.5 million years ago

● Brain size 450 cc

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The Paranthropus Genus

● Sagittal Crest for attaching jaw muscle

● Large molar teeth for grinding up stems and roots

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Other mammals have sagittal creststo increase bite strength

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Paranthropus Aethiopicus

● 2.5 million years ago

● Brain size 410 cc

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Paranthropus Aethiopicus

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Paranthropus Robustus

● 1.5 million years ago

● Brain size 530 cc

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Paranthropus Boisei

● 1.2 million years ago

● Brain size 550 cc

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Paranthropus Boisei

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Paranthropus Boisei teeth and modern Homo Sapien teeth

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2 million years ago:

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Homo Habilis “Handy Man”

● 2 million years ago

● Brain size 600 cc

● Larger brain than other hominids at the time

● First tool maker

● Human-like hands, pelvis, and teeth

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Homo Habilis

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Homo Habilis' tools

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Australopithecus Sediba

● 2 million years ago

● Brain size 420 cc

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Sediba hand comparison

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Australopithecus Sediba pelvis

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Sediba compared to Lucy

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Homo Rudolfensis

● 1.9 million years ago

● Brain size 526 cc

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Homo Rudolfensis

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Homo Ergaster

● 1.8 million years ago

● Brain size 900 cc

● Large increase in brain size after Habilis

● Large Prefrontal Cortex

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Homo Ergaster - “Turkana Boy”

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Homo Ergaster

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Homo Gautengensis

● 1.8 million years ago

● Extinct 1 million years ago

● Short stature: 3' 6”

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Homo Erectus Georgicus

● 1.7 million years ago

● Brain size 600 cc

● Lived in Europe

● Similar to Homo Erectus and Homo Ergaster

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Homo Erectus

● 1 million years ago

● Extinct 300,000 years ago

● Brain size 1050 cc

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Homo Erectus

●Took care of their elderly

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Homo Erectus

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Homo Erectus

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Homo Antecessor

● 800,000 years ago

● Brain size 1,350 cc

● Lived in Europe

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Homo Antecessor

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Homo Heidelbergensis● 400,000 years ago

● Brain size 1350 cc

● Lived in Europe

● Used stone tipped spears

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Homo Heidelbergensis

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Homo Rhodesiensis

● 125,000 years ago

● Brain size 1100 cc

● Similar skull to Heidelbergensis

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Homo Sapiens (Archaic)

● 100,000 years ago

● Brain size 1,520 cc

● Strong Brow Ridges

● Slight prognathism

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Homo Neanderthalensis (Neanderthals)

● Extinct 32,000 years ago

● Brain size 1350 cc

● Neanderthal DNA recovered

● Interbred with ancestors to Europeans and Asians

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●Took care of their elderly

Homo Neanderthalensis (Neanderthals)

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Homo Neanderthalensis (Neanderthals)

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● Built homes from animal bones

● Used advanced tools (but not as advanced as HomoSapiens)

● Buried their dead

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Homo Floresiensis “Hobbits”

● Extinct 13,000 years ago

● Brain size 350 cc

● Very small brain

● 3 feet 6 inches tall

● Lived on small islands with dwarf elephants and dog-sized rats

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Homo Floresiensis “Hobbits”

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Homo Floresiensis “Hobbits”

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Homo Floresiensis “Hobbits”

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Cro-magnon (cave man)

● 43,000 years ago

● Early European Homo Sapien

● Mitochondrial DNA recovered

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Denisovans

● 41,000 years ago

● We don't know what they looked like

● DNA was recovered from one finger bone

● Interbred with ancient Asians

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A Hominid Forgery: Piltdown man

● in 1912● Using radiometric dating scientists exposed it as a 500 year old skull with an orangutan's jaw● Shoe polish had been added to make it look old

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Homo Sapiens (modern)

● Brain size 1350 cc

● Small Brow Ridge on males

● Little or no prognathism (jaw jutting forward)

● Advanced tools

● Use of jewelry

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Modern Skulls

African EuropeanNative American

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