In the article “Hominin interbreeding and the evolution of human variation” the author Kwang Hyun Ko writes about the different ways that the hominins have become modern humans. The journey that the hominins traveled was not easy for any of the groups, it became a challenge to survive. Each group has/had different traits, location and ways of doing the things that one would need to survive, and Kwang Hyun Ko explains all of theses ideas throughout the article. In the article “Hominin interbreeding and the evolution of human variation” the author Kwang Hyun Ko explains throughout his article that there are different ways that the groups of species survived and evolved into modern humans.
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In the article he talks the most about one main group in particular, Homo sapiens. Over time the Homo sapiens were able to become superior over the other groups. The reasons is because, that Homo sapiens killed for the food and always looking out for predators. As Homo sapiens evolved they began to take complete control other the other groups, by killing them off. This became huge for Homo sapiens because it would weaken the effects of competition, which meant more food for the Homo sapiens. Kwang makes these conclusion because of the extensive research he has done in the topic of the Homo …show more content…
Kwang Hyun Ko suggest that Homo sapiens were able to become superior and advance into modern humans because of how aggressive Homo sapiens where. This aggressiveness allowed them to control and take advantage over other species in the animal kingdom (Kwang Hyun Ko, 2016, para 16). The ability to take control of other of species allowed for the Homo sapiens to evolve more like modern day humans. Foraging and taking control over other species became essential to the life of Homo sapiens. Up to this point Homo Sapiens controlled the eastern hemisphere until they, “created efficient rafts to cross the oceans and eventually drive away and kill the regional population of Homo Fluences” (Kwang Hyun Ko, para 46). The advancement of the Homo sapiens shows that this group in particular are always improving their skills which lead them evolving over time into modern humans. This key evidence allows Kwang Hyun Ko to make his point that Homo sapiens did indeed evolve over time and become superior over other human
Throughout the article the author Kwang Hyun Ko uses a …show more content…
In the article he talks the most about one main group in particular, Homo sapiens. Over time the Homo sapiens were able to become superior over the other groups. The reasons is because, that Homo sapiens killed for the food and always looking out for predators. As Homo sapiens evolved they began to take complete control other the other groups, by killing them off. This became huge for Homo sapiens because it would weaken the effects of competition, which meant more food for the Homo sapiens. Kwang makes these conclusion because of the extensive research he has done in the topic of the Homo …show more content…
Kwang Hyun Ko suggest that Homo sapiens were able to become superior and advance into modern humans because of how aggressive Homo sapiens where. This aggressiveness allowed them to control and take advantage over other species in the animal kingdom (Kwang Hyun Ko, 2016, para 16). The ability to take control of other of species allowed for the Homo sapiens to evolve more like modern day humans. Foraging and taking control over other species became essential to the life of Homo sapiens. Up to this point Homo Sapiens controlled the eastern hemisphere until they, “created efficient rafts to cross the oceans and eventually drive away and kill the regional population of Homo Fluences” (Kwang Hyun Ko, para 46). The advancement of the Homo sapiens shows that this group in particular are always improving their skills which lead them evolving over time into modern humans. This key evidence allows Kwang Hyun Ko to make his point that Homo sapiens did indeed evolve over time and become superior over other human