Homo antecessor was created in 1997.
Homo antecessor lived in Europe around 800,000 to 1.2 million years ago during the Lower Paleolithic period.
Homo antecessor is believed to have been an omnivorous species, meaning they likely consumed a diet composed of both plant and animal-based foods. Fossil evidence suggests they may have hunted animals such as deer and horses, as well as gathered fruits, nuts, and possibly seafood.
Homo antecessor is believed to have survived by hunting animals, scavenging for food, and potentially even using fire to cook and process food. They likely lived in social groups, which would have provided protection and assistance in finding resources. Their ability to adapt to different environments and climates also contributed to their survival.
Homo rhodesiensis was created in 1921.
Homo habilis was created in 1964.
An antecessor is a person who precedes another in a position or office. It can also refer to an ancestor or a predecessor in a family line.
Homo antecessor was the earliest known member of the genus Homo and probably ate meat, as meat eating in primates is not unique to humans.
The experts in Spain are sitting on anatomically modern bones that they have named "Homo Antecessor". These ancient humans had a completely flat face the same as ours, and light bones with shallow muscle inserts, same as ours. However, since Homo Antecessor can be proven conclusively to be at least 800, 000 years old. It is beyond dispute that Homo Antecessor is totally modern and definitely not a predecessor of homo Neanderthal as claimed by the Spanish who are sitting on this find and keeping it misunderstood. It is politically correct to consider that anatomically modern humans are only 200,000 years old. But, for all to see, there is Homo Antecessor looking just like you and me. We humans are very old indeed.
Homo antecessor is believed to have been an omnivorous species, meaning they likely consumed a diet composed of both plant and animal-based foods. Fossil evidence suggests they may have hunted animals such as deer and horses, as well as gathered fruits, nuts, and possibly seafood.
Homo antecessor is believed to have survived by hunting animals, scavenging for food, and potentially even using fire to cook and process food. They likely lived in social groups, which would have provided protection and assistance in finding resources. Their ability to adapt to different environments and climates also contributed to their survival.
Homo Oeconomicus was created in 1983.
Homo Hierarchicus was created in 1966.
Homo Necans was created in 1972.
Homo gautengensis was created in 2010.
Homo rhodesiensis was created in 1921.
Homo habilis was created in 1964.
Homo Sol was created in 1940-09.
Homo erectus - album - was created in 1997.