Pretty much everything is what I know of!
Pretty much everything is what I know of!
early humans made tools to help them hunt just like neanderthals and cro magons . the neanderthals had short heavy bodies with thick bones , small chins and heavy browridges .the familys groups lived in caves like the cro magnons . cro magnons was almost the same as todays humans . they made stone carvings and they buried their dead , they were also the first to paint bisons and horses and people carrying spears .
early humans made tools to help them hunt just like neanderthals and cro magons . the neanderthals had short heavy bodies with thick bones , small chins and heavy browridges .the familys groups lived in caves like the cro magnons . cro magnons was almost the same as todays humans . they made stone carvings and they buried their dead , they were also the first to paint bisons and horses and people carrying spears .
early humans made tools to help them hunt just like neanderthals and cro magons . the neanderthals had short heavy bodies with thick bones , small chins and heavy browridges .the familys groups lived in caves like the cro magnons . cro magnons was almost the same as todays humans . they made stone carvings and they buried their dead , they were also the first to paint bisons and horses and people carrying spears .
Early humans, Neanderthals, and Cro-Magnons shared traits such as bipedalism, tool use, and social behavior. They also had larger brains compared to earlier hominins and made use of fire. Additionally, they all lived during the Pleistocene epoch.
yes.they share the traits with there cubs
Resemblance is one of the physical trait that animals share with their parents. The features may include facial traits and the traits of the body.
Some traits that people share include empathy, resilience, and the capacity for learning and personal growth.
coordinates
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Related species have inherited homologous traits from a common ancestor.
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