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Exam 2 Flashcards

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Paranthropus Robustus

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Robert Broom, South Africa, found with Africanus, lasted 700k later than Afarensis

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Paranthropus Boisei

Ainjanthropus

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3.5 mya, Kenya Ethiopia, Louis Leakey, thicker manible,

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Paranthropus aeithiopius

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2.7 mya, black skull, lake Turkana, Kenya, could descend from Afarensis, 450 cc, large palate and sagittal crest, oldest species in genus

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Paranthropus Genus

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Robust biped, derived frmom austrapithecus, 2.7-1 mya, sagittal crest

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Australopithecine Genus

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Gracile biped, Climbed trees, lacked stability in limbs, feeding posture, herbivores, sexual dimorphism, NOT stone makers, 4.2-1.8 mya

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Kenyanthropus Playtops

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Outlier, flat faced man in kenya, mosaics, woodland and grasslands

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Australopithecus Sediba

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1.9-1.8 mya, shares common features with early hoomo, descended from Africanus, old adult and one jeuvenile partial skeleton found, Malapa, South Africa

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Australopithecus Bahrelghazli

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3.5-3 mya, Chad, lower jaw, manible, premolar, maxilla found

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Australopithecus Africanus

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3.2-2.3 mya, South Africa, Raymond Dart, Taung Speciman (2-4 year old child speciman found), smaller but similar to afarensis, was originally. best candidate for early homo origin

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Ardipithecus Ramidus

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5.8-4.4 mya, Hadar Ethiopia, monkey remain, earliest well documented bipedal ape, Foramen Magnum

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Australopithecus Afarensis

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4-3 mya, best documented bipedal, Donald Johanson, Hadar Ethiopia, LUCY (40% complete), frugivorus diet, ancestor of afarensis, u shaped palate

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Australipithecus anamensis

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4.2-3.9 mya, Olduval George, Meave Leakey, Lake Turkana, Ethiopia, earliest australopithecus, bell shaped skull, sagittal crest

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Bipedal characteristics

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earliest hominin, brain size 400-500 cc, long arms, short legs, less energy and solar radiation exposure, body heat contact by standing up right, decrease in need for shade, tall grass, facilitates tool making, carry infants efficiently

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Australopithecus Garhi

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2.5 mya, Ethiopia, canines and premolars bigger then Afarensis, sagittal crest, elongated femur

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Dmanisi 1.7 mya

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1st move away from h. ergasto to early homo out of africa. Mode 1; female adolescent found

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Homo Habilis/Rudolfensis

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small brain, East and South africa, earliest stone maker, (Habilis) earliest member of genus, bell shaped skull

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Zhoukoudien Cave China

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late homo erectus cite fires, hunting, 40 specimans found

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Homo Heidelbergensis

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Eurasia, Africa, based on Mauer/Heidelberg manuable found in Germany

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Gesher Benot Ya’oquo

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earliest evidence of fire, wet seated organic deposit, quarry for mining wooden/stone tools

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A. L. 666-1 Ethiopia

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34 tools; 14 in situ, fauna- antelope, Mode 1, no cores/utilized flakes

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Koobi Fora

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Kenya; H. Habilis, erectus, ergaster remains. 20 localities of stone and bone, buthering scavengered animals, eating and making tools, hippo, catfish, water buck, giraffe, wild pig, porcupine, gazelle

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Mammalian Biostratigraphy

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dating method specific for ice age sights, looked at animal fossils in layers to date

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concial thorax

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cone shape rib cage in homo erectus (flare at base)

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East Asia Chopper

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unifacial tool

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East Asia Chopping

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bifaciale; double side with flakes

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Gona River Valley

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Ethiopia, oldest stone tools, volcanic rock, found in situ, Mode 1

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Atapuerca

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Spain, homo ancesstor

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Konso Garula

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Ethiopia, recognized handaxes

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Kokiselei

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earliest hand axes in Kenya

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Interglacials

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periods between glacier advances, global warming occurs

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Eugene Dubois

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found Pithecanthropus erectus, upright walking man, started process

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Mode 2

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Acheulian, planned and thought tools, handaxes, picks, flakes, choppers, cleavers, middle pleistocene

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Pleistocene

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ice age

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Mode 1

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Oldawan, 2.5, choppers, cores, flakes, anvil, hammerstones, early homo erectus and homo erectus

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sagittal keel

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exclusive homo erectus, long rides along top skull from front to back

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Neanderthal

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developed ice-age in Europe, receding forehead and promitant eye ridges, unitelligent

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Donal Johanson

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Lucy, Australopithecus afarensis finder

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Bose Valley

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China, hand axe production site

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hunting

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middle pleiostocene homo erectus

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tranverse torus

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homo erectus back of skull protuberance (football shape head)

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radiocarbon dating

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only date as early as 50k, can’t date bipeds, early homo, homos

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homo ergastor

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African origin, lasted till end of ice age, sagittal keel, similar to homo sapiens below the neck

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middle pleisocene hominins

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culture of archaic homo sapiens, Mode 2

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Archaic Homo Sapien

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1 mya, appeared after homo erectus, antecessor

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scavenger

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early homo and pidels, plant material

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senga 5 A

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Congo, Oldowan, debitage- 4 cores, 1 homosapien

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Raymond Dart

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australopithecus africanus founder

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Homo Naledi

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South African, found in deep cave (15 individuals), sagittal keeling, pelvis flares out. Outlier of early homo

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homo erectus

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African origin, derived form H. Ergaster, 1st hominin outside of Europe, protuberance, sagittal keel, 750-1250 cc

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Early homo habilis

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2.5-1.8, leakey, exclussively Africa, olduvai george, long arms, conical thorax, mode 1

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louis, mary, richard Leakey

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boisei, early homo, homo erectus

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holecene

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after ice age

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Percision Grip

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humans= short, straight, broad finger tips, fine motor skills

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homo antecessor

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spain, earliest of Africa, archaic homo sapien

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power grip

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long curved fingers, less precise, stregnth

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speech/language

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developed in homo erectus

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