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Humans commonly refers to the species Homo sapiens.
"Homo sapiens co-magnon" appears to be a misspelling or a combination of two different species: Homo sapiens (modern humans) and Cro-Magnon (an extinct species closely related to modern humans). Cro-Magnon is not a separate species from Homo sapiens; rather, it refers to a population of early modern humans that lived in Europe during the Upper Paleolithic period.
Yes, humans are the only living species of the Homo sapiens genus. Other Homo species, such as Homo neanderthalensis, Homo habilis, and Homo erectus, have gone extinct.
Fortunately, homo sapiens have not died out. That is because we ourselves are homo sapiens ("homo sapien" refers to the genus and species of humans-genus and species are simply terms used in "Taxonomy", that is, the classification of living things.)
The term cetacean refers to whales and dolphins. Humans belong to another category called primates.
Human: 1. Relating to one person. 2. Characteristic of humanity (Human nature.) Humans: Refers to the species Homo sapiens as a whole.
AnswerThe name Homo sapiens refers to modern humans, so no doubt the native Americans did hunt alligators. However, the Homo sapiens of the biblical Near East, or of Africa and Europe, did not hunt them, simply because the are not indigenous to those areas.
Fetal pigs are unborn pigs often used in biology classes as objects for dissection. It belongs to the animal kingdom, the order Artiodactyla, genus Sus, class of mammals, and the species Domestica.
Sponges are divided up into three groups depending on their cell/bone structure:CalcareaGlass SpongeDemospongeHope this helps :D
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any bipedal primate
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