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4.6 billion years ago
Earth formed
3.5 billion years ago
fossile evidence (life)
65 million years ago
prosimians(mammals): Lemurs, lorises, Pottos, Tarsiers
Antropoids
new world and old-world monkeys (primate)
Hominoids
Apes: gorilla, champ, orangutan, gibbon (similar DNA to human)
Hominids
If a hominoid stands on 2 feet
Australopithecus
(3 mil years ago) very primate huma (short, small brain 400 ml)
Homobabilis
2.0 mil years ago
homo ergaster
(1.8 mil years ago ) tool maker
homo erectus
(1.0 mil years ago) traveled, more upright, larger brain
Homo heidelbergensis
(0.6 mil years ago) caveman of Europe
Homo neanderthalensis
(0.2 mil years ago)
Homo sapiens
(0.1 mil years ago)
Hippocrates
(400 BC) father of medicine, wanted illness to be seen through natural (physical) terms instead of spiritual (theology), wrote code of ethics (don't harm, don't charge, and teach oath)
Aristotle
(350 BC) believed in natural (physical) causes of illness and spiritual (theology), wrote book "On the parts of animals" assuming it would be similar to human anatomy
Galen
(150 AD) viewed internal human body dissection, wrote book had many errors
Avicenna
(1000 AD) muslim, wrote book on the cannon of medicine"
Maimonides
(1200 AD) Jew, built on the work of Avicenna
Vesalius
(1543 AD) Renaissance era, performed human body dissection, wrote book "on the structures of human body" anatomy was accurate
Harvey
(1620 AD) wrote "On the motions of the heart", concluded heart pumps blood and circulates body
Hooke
(1665 AD) developed 1st microscope, observed cell (little boxes), concluded living tissues are composed pf cells
Van Leeuwenhoek
(1676 AD) made more powerful microscope, observed microbes (father of microbiology)
Scleiden and Schwann
(1840 AD) discovered cells are structural units of all living things (cell theory)
Mendal
(1860) father of genetics
Darwin
(1860) natural selection
Pasteur
(1860) contributed to development of rabies vaccine, fermentation products
Waston and Crick
(1953) came up with model structure of DNA (from stolen data)
Francis Bacon & Rene Descartes
(1600) Inductive reasoning based upon multiple observation and hypthetico: deductive method (using a hypothesis)