Scientists believe Homo erectus is a likely ancestor of humans because of its physical similarities to modern humans, such as upright posture and increased brain size compared to earlier hominins. Additionally, Homo erectus is thought to have used more advanced tools and had a more complex social structure than earlier species, suggesting a closer relationship to modern humans. Fossil evidence, such as those found in Africa and Asia, also support the idea that Homo erectus is a key transitional species in human evolution.
The common ancestor of chimpanzees and humans likely lived millions of years ago, with gradual changes leading to separate lineages. Fossil records may not capture every transitional form due to factors like incomplete preservation or sampling bias. Nonetheless, genetic evidence supports the common ancestry of humans and chimpanzees.
Caveman as the stereotype has them generally didn't exist-people generally lived in huts and before that just lived in the wild. The nearest we get to the stereotype of the caveman was the neanderthal. They started about 600,000 years ago to 33,000 years ago, when they became extinct and Homo Sapiens Sapiens became dominant.
it is the 7 i believe. ;)
I believe the nearest one is in Norfolk, VA.
Africa is obviously the nearest country to Indonesia. if you don't believe me, prove it! It is true.
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I believe that would be M31.
I believe that would be M31.
You cannot. Sharks are related to fish, while penguins are related to birds. Their nearest common ancestor was probably 150 million years ago.
i believe its hunington beach. 70 miles away
the crocodile, alligator, and some people believe the chicken
It's worth searching the web for spellings like Hanlyn, also Hamlin and Hamlyn. Have you any idea in which county it is/was - or of the name of the nearest town?
The nearest electronics store in my area is the Radio Shack. I believe they have the most number of shops in town and I am sure you will find one that is also near to your area.
Near Thessaloniki is the Aegean Sea.