the oldest species of the genus homo is: group of answer choices homo habilis homo erectus homo ergaster homo antecessor

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Homo erectus is the oldest species of the genus homo

Homo erectus is An extinct species of hominid that lived throughout most of the Pleistocene geological epoch.
The first hypothesis of origin is that Homo erectus rose from the Australopithecina in East Africa sometime during-or perhaps even before-the Early Pleistocene geological epoch, which itself dates to 2.58 million years ago.
The earliest hominin genera is (Australopithecus)
The earliest Homo-species is (such as Homo habilis or Homo ergaster).

Homo erectus" means Upright man"
Primate group most closely related to hominids is Apes
The two major groups of anthropoids are Monkeys and apes

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