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Homo sapiens sapiens (also known as the wise wise man) was the last known hominid. They lived 35,000- 12,000 BCE. In north Tanzania a 9 year old Spanish girl found the bones to this hominid. The importance of this hominid were the first to invent spears, and bows.

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Homo sapians ( also known as neanderthals ) Was the fourth known . Found in 1856, 9 mine workers found the bones in Germany. This hominid was found in 230,000 BC. The hominid wads much strange, was hunched

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Homo Hablis ( also known as handyman ) was the second known hominid. Found in 1960,  Mary/Louis leaky found this fossil in Africa. These creatures lived since 1-5, 2 million BC! These creatures wre taller than Lucy, has features like humans their brain was twice the size of a humans, and was the first to make fire.

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Lucy was the first ever known hominid. Found in 1974,  Donald Johnson made a astounding discovery in Africa. Scientist has discovered that Lucy has lived since 1-3 Million BCE (Before common era) Lucy has 1/3 size of a human brain, is 3-4 feet tall, walks on 2 feet, and was the first Bipedal.

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Lucy, a 3.2 million-year-old hominid whose remains were discovered in Ethiopia on this day 41 years ago, is being celebrated in the form of a Google Doodle. She comes from the Australopithecus afarensis species, which wasn't known to exist before Lucy's remains were dug up in 1974.

"As I looked up the slopes to my left I saw bits of the skull, a chunk of jaw, a couple of vertebrae," paleoanthropologist Donald Johanson, who discovered Lucy with a team on a Sunday morning in 1974, told the in 2014. "I realized this was part of a skeleton that was older than 3 million years."

Suddenly, Lucy was the oldest ancient human predecessor ever found, and she had been kept remarkably intact - at least 40% of her skeleton was still in place. The female hominid whose ancient fossils had essentially thrown a wrench in everything experts knew about the origin of man was then given the name Lucy after the Beatles' "Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds" came on at the team's campsite the night of their discovery. According to experts, Lucy walked upright, stood at only 3 feet, 7 inches, and weighed a mere 64 pounds, the Independentreported.

Although Lucy lived millions of years ago, her influence on mankind is still felt today. In fact, in a recent trip through Africa, President Barack Obama was given exclusive permission to touch one of her ancient bones, theTelegraph reported.

Social media celebrated the discovery of Lucy and Google's latest doodle Tuesday:

Happy Anniversary Lucy! pic.twitter.com/tqs9MAX4eF

Happy Birthday #LucyTheAustralopithecus! 41 years later & some idiots still believe in #creationism. #atheism pic.twitter.com/uDpRjIuE9F

LucyTheAustralopithecus pic.twitter.com/vhZNA7eide

41 years since they first discovered Lucy! This makes me very happy. #archaeology #LucytheAustralopithecus

Quality google doodle today celebrating 41st anniversary of the discovery of Lucy. #LucyTheAustralopithecus #google pic.twitter.com/L9q2WLOzKv

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41 Years Ago Today, We Made a Discovery That Changed Our Species Forever

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Lucy, a 3.2 million-year-old hominid whose remains were discovered in Ethiopia on this day 41 years ago, is being celebrated in the form of a Google Doodle. She comes from the Australopithecus afarensis species, which wasn't known to exist before Lucy's remains were dug up in 1974.