Where did homo erectus come from?

Answer 1

The current best theory of the origins of modern man point to western Africa as the place where first animals that can be called Homo Sapiens appeared. The earliest fossil that has been classified as Sapiens was found in the valley of the Omo river in south-western Ethiopia and are dated at around 190,000 years old.

Answer 2

Homo erectus likely originated in Africa around 1.9 million years ago before spreading to other parts of the world. Fossil evidence suggests that Homo erectus was the first hominin species to migrate out of Africa and colonize different regions, including Asia and Europe.

Answer 3

The answer would simply have to be Homo heidelbergensis. Heidelbergensis lived in places like Europe and Africa. The heidelbergensis living in Africa adapted to the heat and evolved into our species, Homo sapiens, while the heidelbergensis living in Europe, evolved to adapt to the cold of Ice Age Europe, and in turn eventually evolved in a species perfectly adapted to the harsh conditions there-in short, they evolved into the Neanderthals.

Answer 4

Homo erectus is believed to have been the first hominin to leave Africa

Answer 5

Africa