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Homo habilis tool technology
Oldowan
Homo erectus tool technology
Acheulian
Archaic Homo Sapiens tool technology
Acheulian with Levaliois technique
Neandertals tool technology
Mousterian
AMHS tool technology
Upper Paleolithic
Homo habilis morph. characteristics
smaller teeth; 30% larger cc than australopithecines
Homo erectus morph. characteristics
larger brain; taller robust build; approaches modern proportions; FIRST TO DISPERSE OUT OF AFRICA
Archaic Homo Sapiens morph. characteristics
large, arching brow ridge; large face; thick, lower cranial vault; smaller dentition
Neandertal morph. characteristics
large brain with modern organization; occipital bun; no chin; large nasal aperture; different inner ear bone shape; taurodont molars; retromolar gap; extensive wear on anterior teeth; cold-adapted barrel-shaped chest; robust, short limbs; strong muscle markings; stout
AMHS morph. characteristics
appearance of modern humans; reduced browridge; avg of 1300 cc; prominent chin; little/no prognathism; small teeth; less robust; thin cranial bones; forehead
Upper Paleolithic tool types
blade tools like knives, microliths; burin-chisel; atlatl-spear thrower; harpoons-bow and arrow
Upper Paleolithic art
cave art-extensive, widespread, pictures of wild bulls, bears; wall of handprints sculpture-portable; Venus figurines (fertility)
Out of Africa or Complete Replacement Theory
AMHS first evolved in Africa
Migrated throughout the world
Displaced/drove other populations to extinction
NO GENE FLOW
evidence= mtDNA (African Eve), Y chromosome
-greatest differences in African populations
-indicates the oldest
-all come from single mitochondrial Eve dated 140-120 kya
Controversial: assumes constant mutation rate
Partial Replacement Theory
AMHS first evolved in Africa
Interbred with populations before replacing
ALLOWS GENE FLOW
Evidence= modern Asia-shovel shaped incisors
modern Europe-projecting midface/thick browridge
Population density of Neandertals-low
-contributed to gene flow, but were genetically swamped by AMHS
*evidence that Neandertal DNA persists in modern populations
Multiregional Theory
AMHS developed in local populations in Europe, Africa, Asia
Gene flow occurred between these populations
-remained the same species
Gene flow & local selection
H. erectus-> modern humans one variable species