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• Themes > Science > Life Sciences > Physical Anthropology > Pre-Historic Man > Hominid Species Timeline.
• The chronological chart below shows the main Hominid species (apes in blue, human species in red) and their approximate relationships in time, based on currently available evidence. ...

• Hominid sites on the World Heritage List .
• From the ICOMOS study, Potential fossil hominid sites for inscription on the World Heritage List.
• South Africa 1999 Fossil Hominid Sites of Sterkfontein, Swartkrans, Kromdraai, and Environs.
• org/sites/hominid. ...

• Sahelanthropus tchadensis Hominid.
• Oldest Hominid Revisited, enter Toumai of Chad,.
• The July 11, 2002 issue of Nature's feature article describes Sahelanthropus tchadensis (nickname: Toumai, a new genus and species of the hominid clade. ...
• A new hominid from the Upper Miocene of Chad, Central Africa. ...
• Geology and palaeontology of the Upper Miocene Toros-Menalla hominid locality, Chad. ...

•   Early hominid leg and foot bones were also much more similar to ours than to those of apes.   This is consistent with the likelihood of early hominid bipedalism. ...
•   Over many generations, early hominid legs became longer and much stronger than their arms. ...
•   Early hominid faces were large relative to the size of their brains. ...   From the side view, early hominid faces were concave or dish-shaped and projecting forward at the bottom due to their large teeth and jaws. ...
• Early hominid fossils have been found only in Africa. ...
• Based on body shape and dentition similarities, it is reasonable to conclude that some of the early hominid species were ancestors of our genus Homo. ...
•   Coinciding with this hominid divergence was a shift in the global climate to cooler conditions. ...
• NOTE:  This is not the only possible model of early hominid evolutionary links that has been suggested in recent years. ...   On-going research will very likely sort out the relationships between the various hominid species in the near future.

• A Hominid from the Lower Pleistocene of Atapuerca, Spain: Possible Ancestor to Neandertals and Modern Humans .
• List of fossil hominid specimens recovered in 1995 and 1996 from TD6 (19). ...
• Hominid 3 .
• Hominid 4 .
• Hominid 5 .
• Among the human fossils recovered in 1995 was a partial face, ATD6-69, of a juvenile individual assigned to hominid 3 (see Fig. ...  ergaster (including KNM WT 15000, of roughly a similar age at death as hominid 3 from TD6). ...
• Finally, the root system of the mandibular premolars of hominid 1 from TD6 represents one primitive expression of a hominid morphological polymorphism (Fig. ...
• 31, 409 (1996) , which if confirmed (both the date and the taxonomic assignation) would represent the coexistence of two different hominid species in Europe. ...
• This morphology probably derives from the presumed primitive condition 2R: M + D of the ape-hominid clade, which characterizes some early Pleistocene hominids from the Koobi Fora region B. ...

• Geologist WoldeGabriel, who partnered with Haile-Selassie on week-long forays from the Aramis base camp into the hot, dry margins of the Middle Awash area, found evidence that the ancient hominid species lived in a woodland habitat much different from the savanna environment proposed as the birthplace of human ancestors. ...
• Fossils of more than 60 mammal species were found associated with the new hominid, including primitive elephants, rhinos, horses, rats and monkeys. ...
• The Alayla hominid site. The Middle Awash project initiated site management of this locality in 1997 when the first specimen of Late Miocene hominid was found here by Yohannes Haile-Selassie. ... This strategy has resulted in the discovery of many additional fossils, including hominid specimens.

• Prominent Hominid Fossils.
• One sometimes reads that all hominid fossils could fit in a coffin, or on a table, or a billiard table. That is a misleading image, as there are now thousands of hominid fossils. ...
• Abbreviations: ER East (Lake) Rudolf, Kenya WT West (Lake) Turkana, Kenya KP Kanapoi, Kenya SK Swartkrans, South Africa Sts,Stw Sterkfontein, South Africa TM Transvaal Museum, South Africa OH Olduvai Hominid, Tanzania AL Afar Locality, Ethiopia ARA-VP Aramis Vertebrate Paleontology, Ethiopia BOU-VP Bouri Vertebrate Paleontology, Ethiopia TM Toros-Menalla, Chad .
• ARA-VP-7/2 consists of parts of all three bones from the left arm of a single individual, with a mixture of hominid and ape features. ...
• KP 271, "Kanapoi Hominid", Australopithecus anamensis.
• It is the oldest known evidence for hominid bipedalism. ...
• afarensis, because no other hominid species is known from that time, although some scientists disagree with that classification. ...
• The brain size is very small for a hominid, about 410 cc, and the skull has a puzzling mixture of primitive and advanced features. ...
• This is an almost complete skull and lower jaw of a female, one of the most complete hominid skulls ever found, and the first significant fossil of a female robustus. ...
• Although it has many features specific to boisei, it also lies outside the previously known range of variation of that species in many ways, suggesting that boisei (and maybe other hominid species) may have been more variable than is often thought (Delson 1997).
• OH 62, "Dik-dik hominid", Homo habilis.
• boisei) delivered the coup de grace to the single species hypothesis: the idea that there has never been more than one hominid species at any point in history. ...
• 2002, Balter and Gibbons 2002) At around 600 cc, this is the smallest and most primitive hominid skull ever discovered outside of Africa. ...
• This is the most complete pre-modern skull in the entire hominid fossil record. ...

• NEW HOMINID LINK .
• (5/29/97) A newly discovered  hominid species might prove to be the oldest known European, a valuable missing link to human forbears. ...
• It doesn't appear in any other hominid," said Antonio Rosas, a co-author of the study published in Science. ...
• In other respects it more closely resembles Homo ergaster, a very primitive hominid. ...
• Living in forests of oak, pine and beech trees, the hominid ancestors were  most likely hunter-gatherers. ...

• The Evidence  Hominid Fossils   .
• The oldest known hominid, Ardipithecus ramidus, is dated at 4. ...
• The next hominid in the evolutionary line is A. ...
• The more advanced tools of the Olduwan industray, such as Chellean hand-axes, however, were the product of a more advance level of hominid, Homo erectus .
• Erectus was likely the first hominid to spread across the world, as the migrated to China by 800,000 years ago and to Europe by 500,000. However, by 300,000 years ago they were to be replaced by a new hominid - Homo Sapiens. ...
• They also bury their dead, something no earlier hominid ever did. ...
• The Evidence: Hominid Fossils .

• Hominid Species.
• The word "hominid" refers to members of the family of humans, Hominidae, which consists of all species on our side of the last common ancestor of humans and living apes. Hominids are included in the superfamily of all apes, the Hominoidea, Hominid or hominin?.
• For a good discussion of the hominid/hominin terminology issue, read this article by Lee Berger. ... Although the hominid fossil record is far from complete, and the evidence is often fragmentary, there is enough to give a good outline of the evolutionary history of humans. ...
• Ramapithecus therefore is no longer considered a hominid. ...
• Hominid Species.
• It is the oldest known hominid or near-hominid species, dated at between 6 and 7 million years old. ...
• afarensis, but one baby tooth is very primitive, resembling a chimpanzee tooth more than any other known hominid tooth. ...
• Other characteristics, like the massiveness of the face, jaws and single tooth found, and the largest sagittal crest in any known hominid, are more reminiscent of A. ...
• This diagram shows roughly the time range in which each hominid species lived: .

• The Hominid Brain.
• Hominid Tools.
• Hominid Fossil Sites and Patterns of Hominid Dispersal.
• Linked from this page are documents summarizing the hominid fossil record and hypothesized lines of human evolution from 5 million years ago to the present. ...
• The term "hominid" refers to members of the biological human family Hominidae: living humans, all human ancestors, and the many extinct members of Australopithecus. ...
• As human acestors evolved, accumulating hominid technology gave our biological variability an accelerating push. But before technology could have much impact, our evolution was also helped along by the human tendency to migration and the resulting geographic isolation of different hominid groups -- documented in Hominid Fossil Sites and Patterns of Homind Dispersal. ...
• Genetic variability within hominid species, and uncertainties in fossil reconstruction or geological dating, make these distinctions controversial. ...
• As a further complication, fossils document the coexistence of different hominid species over the last 2 million years -- sometimes in adjacent or overlapping geographic regions. ...
• Hominid fossil remains are precious. ...
• Skulls are particularly valuable as evidence for the evolution of The Hominid Brain. ... These studies can be buttressed by recovered Hominid Tools. ...
• The underlined species names link to the Tour of the Hominid Fossil Record. ...
• Patterns of human settlement and dispersion appear in this map of Hominid Fossil Sites. ...

• Hominid Evolution.
• Methods for Studying Hominid Evolution .
• Current Views of Hominid Evolution .
• 8 millionyearold fossil hominid footprints, and of the earliest known fossil anthropoids, there has been a steady progression of major finds, new interpretations, and revisions of man’s thinking about his origins. ... Our understanding of the last 15 million years of hominid evolution is vastly more complete than it was half a century ago. The term ‘hominid’ is used here to denote man and his immediate ancestors or nearancestors.
• By presenting much of the evidence for human evolution and having the student participate in some of the activities of a paleontologist, it is hoped that the student will be in a better position to draw his own conclusions, Consequently, laboratory activities such as examining animal bones, preparing plaster casts, and working with photographs of important hominid fossils are a major part of this unit.
• to familiarize the student with basic characteristics of hominid forms; 3. ... to consider the relationship between morphology (structure) and function, as applied to hominid characteristics; 5. ...
• Such a calendar is easily adapted for the study of hominid evolution.
• A number of mammals, including the once diverse hominid lines, became extinct. One hominid line, that of man, emerged.
• Methods for Studying Hominid Evolution.
• The hominid fossils that have been recovered in Africa, Europe, and Asia over the past 120 years are the products of mineralization. ...
• Until fairly recently, very few hominid fossils had been located, and it could be said that all such fossils collected together would be held by one goodsized table. A number of continuing expeditions for fossils in wellknown sites in the Old World have produced greatly expanded collections that have increased our knowledge of hominid evolutionary history. ...

• “Alien Hominid” Wins Open Category Audience Award at IGFA On March 10, 2005 The Independent Games Festivals Audience Awards announced Alien Hominid the winner of the Open Category Audience Award. ...
• "Alien Hominid" Wins IGN Best of 2004 Award Leading Gaming Website IGN Names Alien Hominid "Biggest GameCube Surprise" in their Best of 2004 Awards SANTA CLARA, CA (December 22, 2004) O~3 Entertainment, an interactive entertainment publishing and distribution company and indie developer The Behemoth, today announced that one of the most interesting 'underdog' stories of the gaming industry, the much lauded Alien Hominid, has been honored as the "Biggest Surprise of 2004" by IGN in the Best of 2004 Awards for the Game Cube. ... In their November 9th review IGN commented, " Alien Hominid has exquisite style, brilliant art, lots of action, slick animations, interesting boss fights, and innovative gameplay mechanics . With Alien Hominid everything you need as a shooting fan is right here on the table. ... Believe in the supernatural and buy Alien Hominid. ...
• “Alien Hominid” Invades Retail Stores Critics Are Raving About This Bigger, Badder Console Version of the Cult Game Now Available from O~3 Entertainment and The Behemoth. One of the most interesting ‘underdog’ stories of the gaming industry, the highly anticipated Alien Hominid, is shipping to retail stores throughout North America, with the game expected to be on shelves as early as this coming weekend. Developed by The Behemoth, Alien Hominid is available for the PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system and Nintendo GameCube™.
• "Alien Hominid" Goes Gold The highly anticipated debut from O~3 Entertainment and The Behemoth crashes into stores November 16 SANTA CLARA, CA (October 29, 2004) O~3 Entertainment, an interactive entertainment publishing and distribution company, today announced the highly anticipated Alien Hominid has gone gold and is expected to ship to retail stores November 16. Developed by The Behemoth, Alien Hominid will be available for the PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system and Nintendo GameCube™.
• “Alien Hominid” Lands on PlayStation®2 & GameCube Today O~3 announced it is taking custody of “Alien Hominid,” a short yellow alien with spherical black beady eyes, three teeth, and a little green gun. O~3 and game developer, The Behemoth, intend to feature Alien Hominid in its very own videogame for the PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system and Nintendo GameCube™. Alien Hominid, is the debut console title from O~3 Entertainment, and developer, The Behemoth. ... Born on the internet in 2002, a prototype version of Alien Hominid has become one of the most downloaded games of all time, with over six million downloads from the entertainment portal www. ...

• Here we have a comprehensive collection dealing with the history of hominid fossil finds throughout the world, starting with A. ...
• Click on a region of the map to see what sorts of hominid remains have been found there .
• Click to explore the Hominid Fossils found in:.
• Hominid Fills Gap in Fossil Record.

• Hominid Paleo-ethology Unit.
• of Paleontology, Geophysics and Dynamic Geology) has started a new line of research into Hominid Paleo-ethology.
• What is Hominid Paleo-ethology? A definition.
• Hominid Paleo-ethology is the discipline which tries to reconstruct the behaviour of fossil hominids (Jordi Serrallonga).
• Hominid Paleo-ethology Unit.

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•  Hominid Evolution .
• Geological and climatic forces were not constant or like those today during this period in hominid prehistory. ...
• Click here to see a hominid family tree. ...
• Bipedalism is an important hominid trait. ...
•   One was the hominid ancestor of the genus Homo.   Despite the appearance of an advanced form of hominid, some Australopithecines, such as Australopithecus robustus, continued simultaneously. ...
• Although there is no marked environmental destruction, the potential for a hominid impact on the environment was increasing. ...
•   The earliest form of this hominid in Africa is called H. ...
• Homo erectus was the first hominid to have a noticeable impact on the environment. ...
•   It is the multi-regional theory of hominid evolution, which contends that no one place or continent was the source of modern humans but many were after the spread of erectus. ...

• Hominid Phylogeny.

• Hominid Species .
• Prominent Hominid Fossils .
• The word "hominid" refers to members of the family of humans, Hominidae, which consists of all species on our side of the last common ancestor of humans and living apes. ... Although the hominid fossil record is far from complete, and the evidence is often fragmentary, there is enough to give a good outline of the evolutionary history of humans. ...
• Ramapithecus therefore is no longer considered a hominid. ...
• Hominid Species.
• It is the oldest known hominid species, dated at 4. ... afarensis, but one baby tooth is very primitive, resembling a chimpanzee tooth more than any other known hominid tooth. ...
• Other characteristics, like the massiveness of the face, jaws and single tooth found, and the largest sagittal crest in any known hominid, are more reminiscent of A. ...
• This diagram shows roughly the times during which each hominid species lived. ...
• Prominent Hominid Fossils.
• One sometimes reads that all hominid fossils could fit in a coffin, or on a table, or a billiard table. That is a misleading image, as there are now thousands of hominid fossils. ...
• Abbreviations: KNM-ER Kenya National Museum, East Rudolf KNM-WT Kenya National Museum, West Turkana KP Kanapoi, Kenya SK Swartkrans, South Africa Sts Sterkfontein, South Africa TM Transvaal Museum OH Olduvai Hominid, Tanzania AL Afar Locality, Ethiopia ARA-VP Aramis, Ethiopia .
• ARA-VP-7/2 consists of parts of all three bones from the left arm of a single individual, with a mixture of hominid and ape features. ...
• KP 271, "Kanapoi Hominid", Australopithecus anamensis.

• Hominid Evolution .

• EARLY HOMINID EVOLUTION:.

• "Hominid".
• Traditionally, scientists used the term "hominid" to describe the species in the human lineage (species that evolved after the split between modern humans and the great apes of Africa). The main trait for defining a species as "hominid" was bipedality (walking on two legs). ... In a sense, if a primate walked on two legs, it was a hominid. ...
• But it isn't that simple! Some researchers strongly disagree, preferring the traditional classification, and they reserve the term hominid strictly for the human lineage. ...

• Willandra Lakes Hominid 50 was recovered from a deflating land surface in the Garnpung/Leaghur Lake region of south-western New South Wales, with the first published report in Flood (1983). ...
• Regional continuity in Australasian Pleistocene hominid evolution. ...
• Cranial thickening in an Australian hominid as a possible palaeoepidemiological indicator. ...

• Alien Hominid.
•   Zoo beams Alien Hominid onto UK Xboxes.
• Zoo Digital Publishing today announced that it has picked up the rights to publish and distribute Alien Hominid. ... There are currently no plans to release Alien Hominid on the Xbox in North America, and no plans to release it on the GameCube in the UK. In Alien Hominid, the hero, an innocent-looking yellow alien, crash-lands on Earth and must fend for its life, disposing of government agents and anyone else who gets in its way. ...
• Alien Hominid Essentials FAQ/Walkthrough by antiflag    (11/28/04).
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