BrainCase2B-Final-deck1 Flashcards

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What species left Africa first?

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H. ergaster

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OA1 time

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1.2-1.7

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OA1 dest

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Atapuerca, Daminisi, Asia

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OA1 tools

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Oldawan, Earch Acheulean

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OA2 species

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H. heidelbergensis

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OA2 time

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600 ka

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OA2 outcome Europe

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gave rise to H. neanderthalis

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OA2 tools

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Upper Acheulaean

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OA2 dest

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Europe

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OA3 species

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H. sapiens

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OA3 time

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50 ka

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OA3 tools

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LSA, Upper Paleo (europe)

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OA3 outcome Asia

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extinction of H. erectus

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OA3 outcome Europe

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extinction of H. neadertahlis by 40 ka

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Tools in order (africa)

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Oldowan, Early Acheulean, Late Acheulean, MSA, LSA

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Tools in order (Europe)

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Oldowan, Lower Paleolithic (early Acheulean), Late Austerian (lower paleo, MiddlePaleolithic/ Mousterian, Upper Paleolithic

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Oldowan tool time

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2.5 ma

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Early Acheulean tools time

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1.7 ma

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Late acheulean tool time

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600 ka

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Middle Stone Age tool time

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250ka

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LSA tool time

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50 ka

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H. Ergaster tools

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Early acheulean

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H. heidelbergensis tool type

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Late acheulean

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H. neanderthals tool type

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Mousterian, Middle Paleo

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H. Sapien tool type
LSA/ Upper Paleo
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Is paranthropus in the human ancestry?
no
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First species with external nose
H. ergaster
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500 cc brain
P. bosei/robustus
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900 cc brain size
H. ergaster
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1200 cc brain size
H. heidelbergensis
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1500 cc brain size
H. neanderthalis
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1350 cc brain size
H. sapiens
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retromolar space
H. neanderthalis
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Old World tooth pattern
2-1-2-3
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New Orld Tootl Pattern
2-1-3-3
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Homo - New or Old world?
Old
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Homo - Great apes or lesser apes?
great apes
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homo - higher or lower primates?
higher
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example lower primate
lemur
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example higher primate
monkey, apes
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hominins separate from chimps when?
7-5 ma
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primate primitive
collar bone, 5 digits
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primate derived
grasping extremities, flat nails, close eye sockets facing same direction, short muzzle, less incisor/premolars,unique fissure pattern cerebral cortex
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Homo derived from great apes
lower limbs for bipedalism, small incisors, short upper limbs, large brain
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first bipedalism
7-5ma
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selective advantages of bipedalism
ability to carry meat, reduced skin in sun, free hands for tool use, see over vegetation, threat display, less energy to walk
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signs of bipedalism
non-divergent big toe, bicondylar angle, downward facing foramen magnum, short broad pelvis, longitudinal arch, human heel strike
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first indisputable biped
australopith
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australopith time range
4.2 - 1.2
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Taung child genus
Australopith
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Taung child brain size
440
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Taung child location
southern africa
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Sourth african digs are in
breccia in limestone caves
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Australopith - sagitall crest?
no
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paranthropus - sagital crest?
yes
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pota/arg dating
K40 decays to Arg 40, but Arg 40 escapes. Ratio of Arg 40 starts at zero, and grows as Pot 40 decays
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pot/arg limitation
older than 300ka
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k40 1/2 life
1/25 billion years
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principal derived homo trait vs australo
Brain
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homo brain is never smaller than ….
600cc
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2ma
homo emerges
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homo arrival
2ma
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4 basic oldowan tools
core, flake, hammerstone, manuport
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Turkana boy species
H. ergaster
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Turkana boy time
1.5 ma
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Turkana boy derived traits
short arms, long legs, barrel shaped rib cage, large hindlimb joint surfaces
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H. ergaster adaptations for grasslands
long limbs (shed heat), external nose, hairless dark skin
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Javan H. erectus skull
1000cc
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when did Javan H. erectus go extinct in Java?
between 300ka and 50 ka
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H. erectus - sagittal keel?
yes
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H. heidelbergensis brain case
1200 cc
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Neanderthals evolved from___
H. heidelbergensis
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derived neanderthal traits
globular braincase, prom double arched brow, low forehead
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RC dating
C14 uptake stops at death, and ratio of c14 to c12 is same as atmosphere at death. C14 is radioactive with 5730 yr half life. Ratio of c14 to c12
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RC limitation
under 30 ka
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Neanderthals dervied vs sapien
globular braincase, small mastoid process, double arched brow, supraniac depression, bumps in mastoid region, forward projection along midline, retromolar space, transverse crest
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Neaderthal advanced behavior
burial of dead, care for old/sick, flint knapping, control of fire, meat eating, natural pigments
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Did neanderthals have projectiles?
no
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Did neanderthals shape bone, ivory or shell?
no
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H. sapien derived
supraorbital notch,