The skulls you observed are arranged from earliest to most recent, what changes do you think are the most dramatic and why? What cranial features distinguish Genus Homo from other hominins? Explain the importance of the Australopithecines. What is the significance of the presence or absence of a sagittal keel? Compare the skull of Archaic Homo sapiens to Homo sapiens sapiens. Why do you think this species is considered a Homo sapien and not an entirely different species? Think back to the fossil primates you observed last week. What are some of the major cranial differences between non-hominins and hominins?

The skulls you observed are arranged from earliest to most recent, what changes do you think are the most dramatic and why? What cranial features distinguish Genus Homo from other hominins? Explain the importance of the Australopithecines. What is the significance of the presence or absence of a sagittal keel? Compare the skull of Archaic Homo sapiens to Homo sapiens sapiens. Why do you think this species is considered a Homo sapien and not an entirely different species? Think back to the fossil primates you observed last week. What are some of the major cranial differences between non-hominins and hominins?

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