Question

When modern humans (Homo sapiens) migrated from Africa, they did not reach all

Answer 1

Answer:

The order in which migration of homo sapiens occurred: (†, Ti, TL, 1, and fi).

1. Africa
2. Europe
3. Asia and Australia
4. North America
5. South America.

Explanation:

According to scientists, homo sapiens happened to be the only surviving human species through evolution, whom we call commonly humans. They assert that homo sapiens are the first modern humans able to adapt and cope with changes.

It is considered that humans, at first were suited to dry regions such as Africa, and from there, after evolution they began to spread around the world.

So, the chronological order in which this migration of homo sapiens occurred around the world is:

First, homo sapiens spread in Africa, but not all parts of the continent.

From Africa, they began to migrate to Europe and Asiatic lands, as the connected landmass enabled them to travel into these region. From Europe, they migrated to Asia. And from Asia, they migrated to Australia in canoes. During the Pleistocene Ice Age, a land bridge was formed between Asia and North America, which enabled homo sapiens to travel to North America. And from North America, humans migrated to the South America.

So, the correct order is Africa, Europe, Asia, Australia, North America, and South America. (†, Ti, TL, 1, and fi).