Who’s Who in Human Evolution

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Despite a fragmentary fossil record, paleoanthropologists have assembled a solid general picture of human evolution. They have traced hominins–that is, species that are bipedal and that are more closely related to humans than to other apes–back more than six million years. In this clickable illustration, follow the trajectory of hominin development from the earliest known species right up to our own kind, Homo sapiens.

Creator: www.pbs.org
Publisher: www.pbs.org
Submitter: Deb Young
Last Updated: 7/14/2014

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