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Australopithecus N PeninjN Lake. To Modern Man. Paleolithic Age. Paleolithic. means . – Old Stone Age. 1. Lucy . – Australopithecus . Afarensis. 1. Lucy . – Australopithecus . Afarensis. Lucy’s group, Australopithecus . Afarensis. Who are we? . Where did we come from? . What is the human genealogy? . These are basic questions that we all ask. Humans did not evolve . from. Apes. You are . descended. from your mother and father. A) lived throughout Africa and Asia. B) were smaller than later . Paranthropus. C) were more closely related to gibbons than to chimps. D) were bipedal. E) all of the above. 2) genetic variation within modern extant humans indicates. Australopithecus Questions. 1. Who was Lucy and what was so special about her?. 2. Where were Australopithecus located?. 3. What did the Australopithecus use for tools ? . Australopithecus Answers. Australopithecus. What is an Acrostic Poem?. An acrostic poem is a type of poetry where the first, last or other letters in a . vertical line . spell out a particular word or phrase. The most common and simple form of an acrostic poem is where the first letters of each line spell out the word or phrase.. out of. Chs. . 9 and 11 . of the text . . .. Prehistoric Cultures. Tim Roufs’ section ©2009. Class Slides Set. . 17A. Early Hominins. . Introduction . to . Early Hominins. . Australopithecus . garhi. The answers! Please use . integrity when you correct.. Australopithecus Questions. 1. Who was Lucy and what was so special about her?. 2. Where were Australopithecus located?. 3. What did the Australopithecus use for tools ? . Adventure Game. By: Brian Bae, Joseph Chong, and Neha Khandelwal. You are an archaeologist in training and your professor wants you to analyze multiple fossils in different parts of the world. Your assignment is to imagine a story for the various fossils you have to analyze. The first site you need to visit is in . (Skulls) . Types of Primate Skulls . Homo Sapiens . Homo Erectus . Homo Neanderthalensis . Australopithecus Boisei . Australopithecus Afarensis . Chimpanzee . Gorilla . Characteristics of Each Primate Skull . million years ago . Homo habilis . 2.4 . million years ago . Homo erectus . 1.8 . million years ago . Homo sapiens . 280,000 . years ago . Evolution. . a . fact. not a theory. . “change over time”. , Diana. , . Nikolas. , . Serra. Introductory Slide. Take . a trip with us back in time to explore the world before . electronic technology and . devices. Discover how the Australopithecus lived millions of years ago. Learn what they ate, where they lived, how they lived, and what they looked like. So come on a journey into the past and explore the daily life of an Australopithecus.. an extinct . common ancestor with primates. Primate features. Opposable thumbs – thumbs can touch fingers. This allows for grasping objects and climbing. Large forward-facing eyes and flattened face to allow for stereoscopic (3D) vision. Kingdom Animal. Phylum Chordate. Class Mammal. Order Primates. Family Hominids. Genus Homo. Species Sapiens. Important Vocabulary. Paleoanthropologist. B) were smaller than later . Paranthropus. C) were more closely related to gibbons than to chimps. D) were bipedal. E) all of the above. 2) genetic variation within modern extant humans indicates. A) that all modern humans have (relatively) recent African ancestry.