Monkkeehhhh evolution from ape to homo sapiens.pptx

Human evolution

1. HUMAN EVOLUTION GRADE 12 REPORT

2. HUMAN EVOLUTION The interrelationship
between biology
and culture is at the e forefront of
biological anthropology. Discussion
about the evolution of humankind and the question “How does life change over time?” will probably come to your mind,
There are a variety of available evidence
that you may use to satiate your curiosity,
In a biological and anthropological
sense, all life has a common origin, and
the diversity of creatures is the result of
evolution.

3. EVOLUTION MICROEVOLUTION MACROEVOLUTION

4. THE BIRTH OF CULTURE There are shreds of evidence to prove this like the skull of Sahelanthropus tchadensis . It is one of the earliest fossils that represent our early development evolutionary
It was found in Chad Central Africa and dated to about seven to six million years ago. This evidence has answered our questions and curiosity about human evolution. The morphological similarities of Sahelanthropus tchadensis give us ideas on the evolutionary path our bipedal species. Foramen magnum helped us explain this.

5. If it is located under and at the center of the skull, the species is an upright walker. It is clear in the image that this trait is almost the same
as us. The movement of the foramen magnum tells that humans stood and became bipedal. Unearthed artifacts helped us understand that evolution is true, and we can explain it through the scientific method.

6. EVOLUTION OF THE BRAIN Australopithecus afarensis (400cc) 3.9-2.9 million years ago Homo habilis (510-752cc) 2.35-1.5 million years ago Homo erectus (600-1015cc) 1.25-0.3 million years ago Neanderthals (1300-15000cc) 500-25 thousand years ago