Create a written analysis of the many hominin genus...Ardipithecus, Australopithecus, the genus Homo, (and others!) and the relationships between each of them,please also include Neanderthal, Denisovan, and the Hobbits, and a short analysis of why Homo sapien sapiens are the only species left

87. Characteristics frequently found among modern Asian populations that are also seen at high frequencies in Homo erectus include   small molars and large incisors.   large molars and small incisors.   dental prognathism and large third molars.   shovel shaped incisors.   a sagittal crest.

What are HOX genes' role in lobe-finned fish to limbed tetrapod evolutionary transition?  -Please explain "how" HOX genes have influenced these limbs/appendages from an evolutionary standpoint. Thank you.

If you as a paleoanthropologist are plannin an excavation at a hominin site in East Africa which is dated to about 2 million years old, which fossil hominin species might you expect to find?

The cranium of a hominid that was contemporary with A. afarensis, but appears to have a flatter face has been given the name [Select] [ Select ] Ardipithecus ramidus Australopithecus anamensis «Previous Next Australopithecus garhi Praehominis flatolis ew data to save. Last checked at 11:13pm Subn Kenyanthropus platyops

Please answer the questions and write paragraph. 3: What piece of information did the researchers use to suggest that Homo erectus did not have much body hair? 4: Where is Dmanisi? Why is it important? 5: Name three things about Homo erectus that separate them from the earlier hominins, including Homo habilis?

Some researchers separate the 'robust' from the 'gracile' australopithecines, and place them all in their own clade. Thes researchers put the robust forms in the genus [ Select] [ Select] Australopithecus Homo « Previous Next Paranthropus Praehominis

Briefly discuss at least two possible explanations for why bipedalism may have initially developed, and clarify at least two ways in which bipedalism paved the way for further important developments in hominin evolution

Match the hominin species with the characters they exhibit. Though each option might apply to more than one species, each character is only used once. Australopithecus robustus [Choose ] V Postorbital constriction Cranial capacity 700+cc Anterior pillars Short, wide palate Hyper-thick molar enamel and molarized premolars Australopithecus boisei Homo rudolfensis [Choose ] Australopithecus africanus [Choose ] Homo habilis [Choose]