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Cro-Magnon groups likely ranged in size from 20 to 30 individuals. These groups would have consisted of extended family members and would have worked together to hunt, gather food, and care for one another. Cooperation within the group was crucial for their survival in the harsh prehistoric environment.
In the past, like during prehistoric times, they could have been the size of a adult foot. But as a result of inbreeding, the species will become smaller because of the mutated trait. Through out time, that small trait became dominate.
Prehistoric groups lived before written records were kept, while historic groups lived during periods with written records. Prehistoric groups relied on oral traditions and archaeological evidence for insights into their cultures and activities, while historic groups have documented records providing detailed information about their societies, beliefs, and daily lives.
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Prehistoric crocodile, no. But besides size, modern-day crocodilians (crocodiles and alligators) are almost the same.
No, they never existed. However, small mammals like mice lived during prehistoric times.
Based on archaeological evidence, Homo erectus likely lived in small family groups of about 10-20 individuals. This group size is based on the available food resources and social dynamics of the time.
The population tended to be small.
The population tended to be small.
Mainly size is what changed from prehistoric times to today.
Fungi are very small for a few different reasons. These fungi must be able to move around and form in groups and the small size facilitates this.
Predatory, carnivorous, amphibian, mammal, prehistoric, omnivorous, herbivorous, etc