ANT335Y1 Study Guide - Final Guide: Gracility, Atapuerca Mountains, Klasies River Caves

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Homo rudolfensis 2. 5 . 8 ma. Homo habilis 2. 5 1. 5 ma. Homo ergaster 1. 7 1. 5 ma. Homo erectus 1. 8 0. 05 ma. Homo heidelbergensis 0. 7 0. 25 ma. Homo neanderthalensis 0. 2 0. 028 ma. H. rudolfensis and h. habilis are the earliest members of the genus. H. erectus first appeared in asia and not in africa, and lived a very long time. H. floresiensis is from a remote island from indonesia, and appeared at the same time people were painting caves in other parts of the world. East africa: kobi fora (east turkana), kenya, hadar, ethiopia, olduvai gorge, tanzania. Early stone tools (a. garhi or p. robustus: possibly, the first recognizable stone tools occur with early. Found in different stratigraphy, same region and where. Hunting exploitation of animals for meat, which is not seen with. Australopithecus, probably as a result of larger brains because meat has more nutrient. Features long molars, small premolars, deep mandibles, proportionate anterior teeth.

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