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Gennadij [26K]
1 year ago
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Origins: 200,000 years ago

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lord [1]1 year ago
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The early hominid group that is described in the chart above is the Homo sapiens.

<h3>What were Homo Sapiens ?</h3><h3 />

Home Sapiens hunted and foraged for food, and they developed skills that helped them deal with the difficulties of surviving in unsteady surroundings, just like other early people who lived at this period.

Anatomically, modern people can be distinguished from older humans by the lighter build of their skeletons. The average size of the very big brains seen in modern humans, which range in size from population to population and between males and females, is about 1300 cubic centimeters. Anatomically modern Homo sapiens is a phrase used by scientists to describe members of our own species who lived in the distant past.

They hunted and ate meat and even made cave paintings which allowed us to learn about them.

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