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They lived between 200,000 to 300,000 years ago to present day.

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They lived between 1.89 million to 110,000 years ago

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They were relatively short, with broad chests, bulky torsos, muscular limbs, and large noses with high bridges. Their brains were as large, sometimes larger, than the average human brain and had thick joints.

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Homo sapiens have a larger skull due to a bigger brain. They also have more defined jaws and smaller teeth, used for eating and not so much hunting. They have straighter spines, demonstrating that their walk was upright.

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From Europe's Atlantic coast to central Asia.

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Australopithecus is a combination of human and ape. Some bones in it’s body such as the ankle resemble a human's ankle. It’s head is also longer than humans.

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They ate marine life such as fish. They also ate horses, zebras, birds, and mammoths. They used tools to kill the animals . especially mammoths.

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The Australopithecus lived in Eastern Africa with places like Ethiopia, Kenya, and Tanzania.

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What did they look like? (Head, teeth, hands, feet, hair etc)

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What did they look like? (Head, teeth, hands, feet, hair etc)

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Homo erectus had a long, low skull with a sloping forehead, a receding chin, a broader nose and a flatter face. And they were about 4 ft 9 in to 6 ft 1 in.

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How did they survive? What did they depend on for survival? (What tools did they need?)

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How did they survive? What did they depend on for survival? (What tools did they need?)

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They had tall bodies and large brains. They would eat meat and other types of protein that could be digested quickly to absorb nutrients faster. A fossil was found from 1.9 million years ago and it had a stone tool called acheulean that was used for cutting hand axes and cleavers

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This is the first evidence of a human, found in 1974 named Lucy. She was 3.5 feet tall and only 60 pounds. Their brain is only 35% of the modern human. They had short teeth and long arms.

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How did they survive and what tools did they use.

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How did they survive and what tools did they use.

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They survived by eating fruit and they had bone tools. The bone tools were usually used to get food like termites. They also almost never made tools that were not made of bone.

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They lived between about 2.4 and 1.4 million years ago

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Climate change stopped them from evolving to the cold that was coming so they died.

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Homo erectus ate meat, eggs, fish, snakes, and rodents. They also ate plants like leaves, fruits, and nuts.

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A main tool they used is stones. The stones were used for opening things. They mostly used tools that were sharp. Walking upright was also a key factor that helped them survive. This helped them save energy and it helped them more efficiently search for food. Also, they had to have a balanced diet to survive.

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Homo habilis have a bowl shaped pelvis, large brain, flat face, long arms, smaller teeth, incline big toe, three arched foot, and a valgus knee(their knees were faced inward).

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They went extinct 117,000 years ago due to climate change and inability to adapt to different weather and temperature.

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They lived in eastern and southern Africa.

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What contributions did they do? What tools did they use?

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Contributions they used were their walking straight up, holding tools, and influencing early mother infant bond. Ideas or tools they used were their hands for digging and used sharp flakes or heavier stones used for hammers or anvils.

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They are the oldest known human. They lived from 3.9-1.4 million year ago. They lived until about 1.4 million years ago.

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What contributions or progress did they make? What ideas/tools were used even after they were no longer around?

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What contributions or progress did they make? What ideas/tools were used even after they were no longer around?

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Sophisticated Acheulean tools (like hand axes) and being the first to control fire, so they could migrant out of Africa.

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Homo Habilis were one of the first of the genus homo to make stone tools and lived in small groups to stay away from predators.

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They started out in Eastern Africa in countries such as Ethiopia but now all over the world due to high intelligence.

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Before the food we ate evolved into what it is now, early homo sapiens ate the things they were provided by nature. Homo sapiens are omnivores so they ate fish, plants, and other animals whenever they could since homo sapiens couldn't just eat whenever they wanted to back then

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The ‘Turkana Boy’ skeleton was able to give a lot of information about body size, body shape, and growth rates of Homo erectus. This skeleton is 40% complete. His second molars had erupted. He was eight or nine years old. He was 5 ft 3 in tall and weighed 106 lb. His cause of death is unknown. His body showed long legs and narrow shoulders . Homo erectus is the first known species to spread widely within Africa and throughout Asia.

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Homo habilis was wiped out because of competition against homo erectus and climate change.

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They ate anything they could find. Some of the main things they ate were fruit, seeds, leaves, nuts, and sometimes meat.

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Homo erectus lived in Northern, Eastern, Southern Africa, Western Asia (Dmanisi, Republic of Georgia) East Asia (China and Indonesia)

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They had human-like traits like a bigger brain, feet without the tree climbing toe, tool making, etc.

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Homo erectus went extinct around 117,000 years ago most likely because of climate change, potentially their inability to adapt quickly to these shifts, leading to food scarcity and displacement, etc.

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They either went extinct because of either competition for resources with early humans or were completely merged with early humans through breeding.

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Homo Sapiens were never low in numbers and diversity. They were very smart and even developed different cultures. They forged weapons like spears or arrows to kill and eat larger animals, which they also used to defend themselves from danger.

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Homo sapiens were the last surviving of all our other ancestors so nothing ever really happened to homo sapiens except for the fact that eventually after hundreds of thousands of years we evolved into what we are now.

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What contributions or progress did they make? What ideas/tools were used even after they were no longer around?

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Stone tools were used even after they weren't around. The other early man made the stone tools stronger. They made more tools and started walking more on feet, they hunted a little bit, but later on learned how to cook more foods, that made their brains larger.

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The skeleton was discovered in 1974 in Ethiopia by Donald Johnson. Donald found a total of 700 bones which is 40 percent of the skeleton. The scientist decided to name the skeleton Lucy. Lucy was dated around 3.2 million years ago. Scientist assume that she fell out of tree and died. Lucy is the most completed skeleton out of all the other Australopithecus skeleton.

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when did they live

They lived about 400,000 to 40,000 years ago. They lived in Israel, and they went hunting to get food for their family

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What progress did they make.

They were the first people to make tools out of bones, not just stone; they mostly made things that were useful to them.  First to make clothes. The first to create cave art.

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Homo sapiens had a more complex language. They also reproduced quicker than neanderthals which ended up with an increasing population. They also walked all over Earth, now settling everywhere.

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Crustaceans, big cats (loins), shellfish, other humans (rarely), basically any animal they could find, fruits, nuts, berries.

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They used sophisticated spears to hunt animals and used cloths to stay warm

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Neanderthals lived across Europe and southwest to central Asia from Spain and Portugal in the west across Europe to Siberia and china