Eugene Dubois’ named his Trinil, Java, find, which means “ape-human which stood
upright,”
Australopithecus africanus.
The out-of–Africa (or Noah’s ark) model hypothesis of modern human original holds that
Homo erectus populations evolved independently.
Homo sapiens evolved in one place and then spread to all parts of the Old World.
the population moved from a single point of origin.
human populations took wildly different evolutionary paths toward anatomically modern
people.
Although there is continued debate about our origins, there is wide agreement that modern
humans first developed about 200,000 years ago in
Mitochondrial DNA testing has indicated that, assuming a constant rate of genetic
diversification, all human variation
could have arisen in the past 150,000 years.
is inherited via the maternal line.
can be traced to tropical Africa.
is explained by our divergence from Neanderthals.
The answer is could have arisen in the past 150,000 years.
In evolutionary terms, the transition from Homo erectus to Homo sapiens seems to have
occurred
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The answer is Pithecanthropus erectus.