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    1. The document discusses human evolution and asks the reader to consider questions about human evolution and provide possible evidence to answer each question. It provides examples of questions asked, such as "When did we start talking?" and possible evidence to answer each question, such as evidence that Homo heidelbergensis used language 600,000 years ago. 2. The document also asks the reader to describe similarities between humans and other primates, noting we share abilities like smiling, laughing, and recognizing moral/immoral behaviors with primates. 3. Differences between modern humans and primates are also discussed, pointing out we have less hair and more advanced forms of communication compared to primates.

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    1. The document discusses human evolution and asks the reader to consider questions about human evolution and provide possible evidence to answer each question. It provides examples of questions asked, such as "When did we start talking?" and possible evidence to answer each question, such as evidence that Homo heidelbergensis used language 600,000 years ago. 2. The document also asks the reader to describe similarities between humans and other primates, noting we share abilities like smiling, laughing, and recognizing moral/immoral behaviors with primates. 3. Differences between modern humans and primates are also discussed, pointing out we have less hair and more advanced forms of communication compared to primates.

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    1. The document discusses human evolution and asks the reader to consider questions about human evolution and provide possible evidence to answer each question. It provides examples of questions asked, such as "When did we start talking?" and possible evidence to answer each question, such as evidence that Homo heidelbergensis used language 600,000 years ago. 2. The document also asks the reader to describe similarities between humans and other primates, noting we share abilities like smiling, laughing, and recognizing moral/immoral behaviors with primates. 3. Differences between modern humans and primates are also discussed, pointing out we have less hair and more advanced forms of communication compared to primates.

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    1. The document discusses human evolution and asks the reader to consider questions about human evolution and provide possible evidence to answer each question. It provides examples of questions asked, such as "When did we start talking?" and possible evidence to answer each question, such as evidence that Homo heidelbergensis used language 600,000 years ago. 2. The document also asks the reader to describe similarities between humans and other primates, noting we share abilities like smiling, laughing, and recognizing moral/immoral behaviors with primates. 3. Differences between modern humans and primates are also discussed, pointing out we have less hair and more advanced forms of communication compared to primates.

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    ONG, Matthew Rouwie O.

    BSBA MM 3-1D

    ACTIVITY – PEOPLE AND POPUULATION: HUMAN EVOLUTION

    C. Complete a table like the one below by writing what questions about human evolution
    interests you and list one evidence that answers your question.

    Question about Human Possible Evidence


    Evolution
    1. When did we start Communication verbally is equipped anatomically - synapses to
    talking? the tongue, diaphragm, and chest muscles. As humans, we can
    breathe and talk without even thinking on doing it. On the other
    hand, apes have a puffy organ attached to the voice box that
    creates a loud and uproar sounds. Homo heidelbergensis
    applied language for 600,000 years ago. Their communication
    started with hand motions and signals, and noises that imitated
    animal sounds.

    2. Are humans influencing Various scientists show that we significantly affect the process
    the process of evolution? of evolutions, through the development of antibiotic, medicine,
    defoliant struggles to the substantially man-made increase of
    the extinction rate of different life-forms. Our impact on the
    process of evolution unexpectedly draws out to our own race’s
    evolution. Scientific advancement and culture allowed us to
    thrive and progress resulting for us to be immune to some
    diseases and to adapt to changing climates. In the future,
    humans can adapt, but they are unlikely to transform into a
    different, independent species because, considering our
    transportation networks, no human community is really isolated
    anymore.

    3. Are humans still We are still dependent to the evolutionary pressures. Genetic
    evolving? diversities are still developing in order to adjust as well as to
    acknowledge the changing environment – in spite of cultural
    and technological advancements. We contemplate these
    changes to be microevolution although the Origins record
    which studies at the entire hominin evolutionary tree is
    macroevolution. There is no more potential for speciation
    among humans without genetic exclusion.
    4. Describe at least two similarities of humans and other primates.

    Although the differences of humans and primates are distinct through appearances, us
    humans have similarities to other primates. Just like humans, primates can smile in solitude,
    giggle or burst out weeping, a diversity and flexibility to express positive emotions that were
    considered to be a rare human trait until now. All implies that in our primate ancestors, facial
    expressions related to laughter were already present, occurring long before humans evolved.
    Primates are also friendly. They encourage one another and alleviate the stress of other members.
    They also recognize what actions are moral and immoral. In order to determine what conduct is
    unacceptable, they also judge, particularly when it concerns young primates.

    5. How are modern human humans different from other primates?

    There are several ways in which humans are distinctive from other primates, and I’m
    going to explain 2 aspects that makes humans different from primates. In terms of the anatomical
    differences, modern humans have minimum proportions of hair-covered skin top, back and sides
    of the head, armpits & genitals (adults), chest & limbs (adult males sometimes), for example;
    unlike primates that had fibrous hair mostly protects the skin with the exception of ears, plantar
    foot surfaces and palm hand layers. In the aspect of social behaviors, such as communications,
    humans have developed advanced communication wherein modern humans are making different
    ways of music, writing, art and the use of complex technology, for instance; while the primates
    were only focused on a narrow spectrum of gestures and sounds
    D. What are the survival challenges that early humans faced and how is it similar or different to
    present time?

    Early humans and present or modern humans both lived on earth for thousands of years,
    however, there are distinctions on how they lived. According to scientists both the early humans
    and modern humans incorporate physical and hereditary affinity and emerged from Africa. The
    early humans were also bipedal and acquired language and are adept at tools but since modern
    humans have bigger-elaborate brains, they are able to comprehend and use figurative
    articulations and expressions such as art and music, and they have various lifestyles and
    principles. Since early humans were hunters, they are considered nomads while modern humans
    have established their own residence to which they can settle. Lastly, early humans' interests
    were narrowed to their inadequate environment, in contrast, modern humans expanded their
    allurement through the exploration of technology.

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