bipedalism & homo habilis

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which model says that the increasing brain size and tool usage led to bipedalism, for free hands while walking (carrying tools, defense)?

tool use model

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which model says the bipedalism allows hominins to stand and see over savanna to spot predators?

predator avoidance model

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which model says that upright posture reduces amount of sunlight during hot days?

temperature regulation model

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which model says that free hands allow individuals to transport food and helps energy efficiceny?

food acquisition model

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what is the issue with the Tool Use Model?

bipedalism arose before tool use

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what is the issue with the Predator Avoidance Model?

predators can se you too, no need for habitual bipedalism

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what is the issue with the Temperature Regulation Model?

other animals in the savannah aren’t bipedal

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what is the issue with the Food Acquisition Model?

apes generally stand and eat at the source, less efficient than knuckle walking

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which bipeds lived in the woodlands, grasslands, and near lakes in 7-6 mya?

sahelanthropus

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which bipeds lived in the dry evergreen forests 6.5-7 mya?

orrorin

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which bipeds were forest dwelling and preferred bushy habitats?

ardipithecus

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what hypothesis suggests bipedalism arose to increase efficiency of standing while feed in trees?

bipedal feeding hypothesis

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likely evolved from australopithecine species, relatively large brain size (high degree intelligence), reduction in face and teeth size, and increased reliance are characteristics of . . .

genus homo

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“Handy Man”, earliest species of genus homo, east africa, rounded skull, and first association with tools are characteristics of …

homo habilis

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less prognathic, large front teeth, increased gripping abilities are physical characteristics of …

homo habilis

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homo habilis used choppers, scapers, and pounders. This type of tool is ___

oldowan

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scavengers/gatherers, group coordination, and division of labor are examples of

culture behaviors of homo habilis

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homo habilis had ___ where food was brought, processed, and distributed.

camp sites and home bases

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homo habilis have a ___ sized brain compared to modern humans

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