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Describe ONE contribution to the evolutionary development of humanity?

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Describe ONE contribution to the evolutionary development of humanity?

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The rise and fall of Mali shows the evolutionary development of humanity by when having money is when

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How does this research address the false narrative of African inferiority and racial stereotypes?

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How does this research address the false narrative of African inferiority and racial stereotypes?

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Mali was overlooked as a empire until Mansa Musa had a mass amount of money

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How does this concept describe the wealth and ethnic diversity of Africa?

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How does this concept describe the wealth and ethnic diversity of Africa?

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-Trade made the Mali empire flourish. Gold, salt, and copper were high value trading materials that allowed them to gain wealth.
-Mansa Musa had a great deal of wealth. He also lived and presented himself very lavishly. His influence put the Mali Empire on the map

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Dental discoveries have made conclusions like saying they only eat hard food some of the time or when their preferred food is more scarce.

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There is a debate on whether or not, based on dental recoveries, P. boisei ate more tough foods like roots or nut the the aforementioned fruit and nut combo.

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Fruits and nuts were a big part of their diet due to their strong teeth and jaw.

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Their diet was heavily based on what was going on in their environment.

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It is believed that they were potentially able to make stone tools and butcher carcasses.

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They have some of the thickest morals with enamel than any other ape.

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With a big jaw and teeth, this made it easier to survive due to allowing them to have a wider selection of food, especially in harder times.

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P. boisei was especially known for its big teeth, strong jaw muscle, and a big chest making it gain the name of ‘nutcracker man’

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Big strong teeth were a key factor to P. boisei survival of their species.

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They live in Eastern Africa and have been found in places like Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi.

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They tended to be found in more closed off wetlands associated with rivers and lakes.

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The original ones were found in northern Tanzania.

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These fossils were not accepted by the community until Mary Leakey’s 1959 discovery of the Zinj skull which then was confirmed as a new species.

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Paleoanthropologists found the first implications of the fossils of P. boisei in 1955.

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The P. boisei, who came from the wetlands of Africa, had two different discoveries. It was not till the second one by Mary Leakey there existence was fully accepted.

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What survival skills and strategies did they use to become so successful?

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Where were they orginally from and how were they discovered?

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What did they eat?

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How did the Paranthropus boisei become a successful hominid?