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    1. Culture Definition: Culture can be defined as means of non-biological, non-genetic human adaptation to the world. Likewise, culture is learned behaviors that have enabled us to cope with our social and physical habitat. (Price & Feinman, 2013, p 5). Importance: The concept of culture is an important aspect of study, as it largely details how we detached from our common ancestor and advanced as a species. The development of culture provided early humans with the means of survival, as they were…

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    These mutations have helped Homo sapiens outcompete species such as Neanderthals (Homo neanderthalensis) who had a differentiation of DNA by only 0.12%. These mutations and many others resulted in natural selection favouring us. The ability to defer UV radiation due to the mutation of black skin would of lead to more Homo sapiens surviving than Neanderthals due to the folate in Neanderthals being broken down by the UV radiation. The sickle cell mutation would allow people to utilise…

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    Between Hybridization and Evolution The article “Shaking up the Tree of Life” by Elizabeth Pennisi, Pennisi discusses the abrupt interest in hybridization in the early 2010s. Pennisi starts the article with the discovery of the similarities between Neanderthal and humans. This confirmed the hypotheses that anthropologists and geologists had argued for decades — that our ancestors had mated with their cousins, which, in turn, originated hybrid offspring. These offspring then mated with present…

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    Tribe Rituals

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    of wine to represent his blood. Rituals are used to appease a source humans believe are greater than their own. Rituals connect us to the spiritual plain and bring us closer to what we consider home. Evidence of rituals has been seen since the Neanderthal man. Joseph Campbell said when he visited the Le Moustier, the dead were buried with gear. The…

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    time Norbert sees Lily as Tim. Norbert hates his name, so without learning his name, Lily gives him the nickname Dunkin because of his apparent love of Dunkin' Donuts. Despite this early connection, their friendship never blossoms because of the Neanderthals who bully Lily. Dunkin just wants to fit in, so he jumps at the chance to be a part of the popular crowd,…

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    name Orson Welles. Welles, a brilliant actor, was famous for his acting on Citizen Kane (1941) and for his iconic voice in his work for serial narration of several feature films, led Brooks to hire Welles to do the narration for the time of the Neanderthals. Welles narrates a group of cavemen of their daily lives, and tells the complex struggles of man making fire, art, entertainment, and deal with boredom of man earliest existence. Although Welles spoke in a serious tone in his voice throughout…

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    Essay On Fossils

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    “You have to know the past to understand the present.” Many people in everyday situations can relate to this quote by Carl Sagan, such as how you must know what water is to understand why there are hydroelectric dams. In the greater aspect of human existence though, the quote is said to hold even more certainty, because in all truth, the superannuated objects and organisms that archaeologists dig up is what has given the human race even a chance in coming to understand why this particular…

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    that can be associated to the comparison of primates and humans is that they both use tools in order to capture food and feed themselves. In the modern world, we don’t really see the use of the tools because we buy our food at stores but back then Neanderthal and primates used their skills that…

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    We are humans – the smartest animal on Earth – there is no doubt that we take an enormous population on this planet nowadays. Million years ago, we were the apes living among the jungle of Africa, so how did we get from that to modern human like today? What happened? What set us on the path of humanity? The questions are vast but there are several answers now. First of all, when we talk about human evolution, we have to know about Charles Robert Darwin, who is one of the most well-known…

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    As of today, those who have analysed this fossil believe that the cranium of the Petralona belongs to an ancient hominid eminent from the Homo erectus, from both the classic Neanderthals and anatomically modern humans, subsequently having similar human characteristics with strong European traits. This skull which can either be said to be related to a Homo sapiens or part Homo sapiens has an undeviating clash with the Out of Africa…

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