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Homo Rudolfensis



1.9mya


700cc


like habilis but with a bigger brain and wider face/jaw


Homo Habilis



2.33-1.44 mya


Less gracile than australopiths


Broca's area developing


fully opposable thumb


nongrasping big toe


650cc

Homo Hiedelburgensis



600-150kya


1000-1300cc


arched brow ridges


low cranial vault


Thick cranial bones


precursor to neandertals


Australopithecus Boisei



2.3-1.4mya


Hyper Robust (sagittal crest, nucchal crest, flairing zygomatic arches, brow ridges, large posterior teeth)

Australopithecus Robustus



1.7 mya


South Africa


450cc brain


Super robust (Brow ridges, Anterior pilars, thick enamel, sagittal and nuchal crests)

Sahelanthropus tchadensis



6-7mya


Chad (West Africa)


Mix of primitive and derived facial features


Orthographic face, small brain, long narrow cranium, brow ridges, partial sagittal crest)

Homo Neandertalensis



150k-30kya


occipital buns


big brains


pronounced brow ridges


robust skeletons


Mousterian tools


Kenyanthropus Playtops



3.5mya


Kenya


Strange mix of features


small teeth, but flat face


Controversy about it being a super early homo, not likely


Homo Ergaster



Same as erectus but with thinner cranial bones and reduced brow ridges

Taung Child (A. africanus)



3-2mya


Found in South Africa


Dolichiocephalic cranium


no brow ridges


delicate structures with slight prognathism


larger brain

Homo Erectus



700-1300cc brain


slightly prognathic face


robust mandibles and no chin


long and low skull

A. Afarensis


3.6-2.9mya


East Africa


Craniodental morphology mixed between apes and later homonins


Temporonuchal crest


small canines, large incisors, honing complex


Lucy (A. afarensis)

Ardipithecus ramidus



5.8-4.4 mya


Ethiopia (East Africa)


300 cc brain


bipedal


face is not prognathic


no honing complex


thin enamel and small molars


intermembral index is similar to old world monkeys