Concept Review:
(Q007) Based on recent evidence from the eastern African sites of Lomekwi (Kenya), Dikika (Ethiopia), and Gona (Ethiopia), which of these species may be among the first stone tool users?
Australopithecus (Paranthropus) robustus
Australopithecus sediba
Homo habilis
Australopithecus garhi
Concept Review:
(Q010) All the following features decreased in size between the australopiths and early members of the Homo genus, EXCEPT:
Zygomatic Arches
Mandible
Brain Size
Teeth
7).Homo habilis
explanation:A.robustus are lived 2.3 billion years ago they are as like as chimapanzees,they dont use any any stone tools and A.sediba population discoverd in south africa their stone tools data is not clear,According to archeologist data Homo habilis use first stone tools and A.garhi had small cranial capacity,and their usage of stone tools is not clear.
8).differnce b/w australopiths and homogenous
Teeths
teeths are long | teeth and jaws are small |
brain size is not longer | average brain capacity |
mandible size is not longer | mandible size are small |
Concept Review: (Q007) Based on recent evidence from the eastern African sites of Lomekwi (Kenya), Dikika...
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