Human Evolution and Early Hominids
The biological and cultural evolution of early humans, focusing on tool-making and the migration out of Africa.
Key Questions
- 1How do skeletal remains help us track the evolution of Hominoids to Hominids?
- 2What role did the environment play in early human migration patterns?
- 3How did the development of bipedalism change the survival chances of early humans?
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