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Sahelanthropus tchadensis

6-7 MYA


POSSIBLY hominin


chimp-like brain


less prognathic


discovered in chad

Ardipithecus ramidus

4.4mya


last common ancestor of us and chimps


top part is human like (bipedal elements), bottom is ape-like


big grasping toe

Carbon isotope ratios

c3 (trees, woody things) and c4 (grass) get incorporated in teeth from chewing and help us look at diet and environment.

Turkana Boy

Homo erectus


1.5-1.6 mya


very human like, wide at occipital, bipedal


evidence of language in brocas area, but not advanced

Flores

island that the hobbit was found on


homo floriensis


small, 1 meter tall


bipedal


may have just been erectus with down syndrome


insular dwarfism


AS RECENT AS 13k ago


Homo erectus

disappears at 400k, began around 1.8m???


Eugene Dubois found Java man


turkana boy


brow ridge, occipital torus

Expensive tissue hypothesis

brains grew, stomachs shrank

Homo heidelbergensis

600-200ka


large brain size


giant brow ridge


Neanderthals

very similar to sapiens


many of us have neanderthals inside of us


larger brain than us sometimes


human behaviors


burials


care of elderly

regional continuity

species left africa and all just evolved at same time

complete replacement

species left africa, but they all died out and modern humans come from large late migration out of africa

mtDNA

mitochondrial dna


from mothers


since africa is so large and spread out there is more diverse dna

ancient dna

gives us much more information

Lucy

Australopithecus afarensis


found in fragments


bipedal


spent some time in trees

Afarensis

Lucy and Dikka


small


bipedal


ethiopia


some time in trees

australopithecus sediba

south africa


small brain


some human like elements (mandible, ankle bone) but mostly like apes


last australopith before our genus

laetoli

mary leakey found 13 different hominins


human-like footprints from 3.6mya


Stone tools

Oldowon, achulean, mousterian, upper paleolithic

earliest homo

2.3mya

Dental microware

incisors and cusps/crests and all that


carbon and nitrogen in teeth

Dmanisi

1.7mya


russia


evidence of migration

Orrorin tugenensis

kenya


earliest hominin


large canines


spent time in trees


femur had evidence of bipedalism

modern humans

200kya


cro-magnon


more complex behavior than neanderthals