PPT-Chapter 2 Early Hominids
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22 Australopithecus Afarensis Lucy and Her Relatives Australopithecus Earliest group of hominids Southern Ape Found in Africa Lucy Belonged to Australopithecus
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22 Australopithecus Afarensis Lucy and Her Relatives Australopithecus Earliest group of hominids Southern Ape Found in Africa Lucy Belonged to Australopithecus Afarensis Found in the Afar Triangle. And 57375en 57375ere Were None meets the standard for Range of Reading and Level of Text Complexity for grade 8 Its structure pacing and universal appeal make it an appropriate reading choice for reluctant readers 57375e book also o57373ers students USE THE OUTLINE FORM. Online on my website on the HW page. Better for review later. Read the chapter section FIRST, then outline. Key Terms. Highlight (better for review later). Define. Weed out very specific details—SUMMARIZE. Settlement of Egypt, Kush, and Canaan. Egyptians. Kushites. Hebrews. Why did these people settle . where they did?. Introduction. 3 Civilizations from Africa and southwestern Asia. Egyptian Civilization. http://www.wsu.edu/gened/learn-modules/top_longfor/timeline/01_notes_definitions.html. Sahelanthropus. . tchadensis. (7 . mya. ). fossils of six and perhaps as many as nine individuals. oldest hominid. 1 Climates First Prosimians Anthropoids Hominids Miocene Climates 6.1.spi.2: The student is able to identify the job characteristics of archaeologists, anthropologists, geologists and historians.. Copy the following slides into your notebooks!. While your teacher reads them out loud to you!. 2,000,000 BCE- 60,000 BCE. Out of East Africa. Human Migrations out of Africa. Stone Ages 2-4M BCE- 2500 BCE. PALEOLITHIC: Old Stone Age, 2 million years ago . MESOLITHIC: Middle Stone Age, 20-18,000 BCE to 12,150 BCE. Chapter 2. Early Hominids. Hominids. Prehistoric humans. Paleoanthropologists. Anthropologists study human development and culture.. Paleoanthropologists specialize in studying the earliest hominids.. Early Development. Evolution traces the stages of our species from “humanlike” beings to modern human beings.. The first humanlike species were known as . hominids. .. Hominids are distinguished from apes by two major traits:. 2.1. Donald . Johanson. discovered the bones of Lucy, an early hominid that lived more than 3 million years ago.. Mary Leakey found some of the earliest ancestors of humans in Olduvai Gorge. . Early Hominid Sites. 2 Divisions of Primates. 1. Anthropoid primates. 2. . Prosimean. primates. Characteristics:. Nails (no claws). Prehensile hands and feet (grasping). Color vision and depth perception. Anthropoid Primates. 7. th. grade Social Studies. Chapter 1-Introduction. This chapter will introduce you to. Early People. . You will learn about the first humans and about the modern scientists and historians who study them. . The Information Continuum creates a synthetic view of the evolution of communication among primates. King contends that the crucial element in the evolution of information acquisition and transfer is the acquired ability to donate information to others. Weather Reports From The Future. UN Climate Summit 2014: Catalyzing Action. How will climate change impact our weather in the year 2050? Watch “weather reports from the future” . If humanity’s GHG emissions continue to increase, the average temperature of the Earth’s lower atmosphere could rise more than 4 degrees .
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