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What is the development at an early stage for humans pets and petunias called?
Embryo
Religion of nomads?
Nomads were a group of early humans who moved with the seasons.
What 3 things were rocks used for by early humans?
weapons, tools and shelter
What did most early humans do?
hunting for food
How did early humans travel around?
Walking, til animals were domesticated and the wheel was invented.
What was Perhaps most important to early humans' ability to adapt to new harsh and colder climates was?
It was to use fire.
How did the early humans adapt to cold climate?
They adapted by sought protection from the weather in caves. They also learned to survive in colder climates.
How did early modern humans adapt?
Early modern humans adapted to their environments by developing tools and weapons for hunting and gathering, creating art and symbolic behavior, building shelters for protection, and forming social groups for cooperation and survival. They also used fire for cooking, warmth, and protection, enabling them to expand into new habitats and climates.
What does the use of fire by early humans reminds us of?
The use of fire by early humans reminds us that we must be able to adapt to change.
What does the use of fire by early humans remind us of?
The use of fire by early humans reminds us that we must be able to adapt to change.
Why did early humans take longer to reach Europe compared to Australia when Europe is closer to Africa?
Earlier humans were generally the same: dark-skinned. Humans migrated from Africa to other warm places, and eventually reached Australia. This is why Australia's indigenous peoples are closely related to Africans. Once other species of humans started evolving and we adapted to colder climates, we started migrating north, such as to Europe.
What is one way that early humans adapted to cold environments?
Scientists believe that they moved in groups from place to place, creating shelters with tools and using fire to keep warm. Building shelters allowed them to live in colder climates and in places where there were no cave to provide natural shelter. Being able to control fire helped them survive the cold, harsh climates of where they traveled to.
How did the cooling of the climate effect early humans?
Like other mammals, the cooling effect that came with the beginning of the Ice Age was difficult for early humans to deal with. Mammals including humans and woolly mammoths migrated to warmer climates to escape the cold.
What type of Physical advantage enable early humans to adapt to their environment?
The ability to sweat profusely to stay cool
What month does shearing of the sheep generally occur?
The shearing of the sheep can be done in any month and is performed at different times in different climates. Sheep in warmer climates are usually sheared in early spring prior to the birth of the lambs. Sheep in colder climates are shorn later to reduce any stress due to cold.
How would language have helped early humans adapt?
Language would have allowed early humans to communicate complex ideas, coordinate group activities such as hunting or gathering, share knowledge about their environment, and transmit cultural values to future generations. It enabled them to cooperate more effectively, problem-solve, and collaborate on tasks, ultimately improving their chances of survival and adaptation to different environments.
What is the estimate of people who survived the first Ice Age?
It was very difficult for early humans to survive. They had to adapt. The Ice Age was a threat to human kind. Eventually they learned to adapt and they survived... most of the time!
