Evidence (Don’t need to write each) Anatomical differences and similarities between African apes and humans Fossil evidence Genetic evidence Cultural.

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Evidence (Don’t need to write each) Anatomical differences and similarities between African apes and humans Fossil evidence Genetic evidence Cultural evidence

similarities between apes and humans  Flat nails instead of claws /bare finger tips  Opposable thumbs which work in opposite direction to their fingers  Rotate hands at least 180º  Elbow joints allowing rotation of forearm  Long upper arms  Freely rotating arms  Upright posture  Large brains/skulls compared to their body mass  Olfactory brain centres reduced /reduced sense of smell  Parts of the brain that process information from the hands and eyes are enlarged  Eyes in front /binocular vision/stereoscopic vision  Eyes with cones /colour vision  Sexual dimorphism /distinct differences between male and female  Two mammary glands only

What are the differences?

Differences between apes and humans Humans have :  Larger brain/cranium  Less protruding jaws/flat face (not prognothous)  Well developed chin  Brow ridges are not as pronounced  Forehead less sloped

Dentation: differences?

 Smaller canines  Jaws with teeth on a gentle curve  No spaces between teeth

Bipedalism  A form of locomotion using 2 legs Advantages  leaves hands free for other activities  Organism has a better view of surrounding as they are higher up.  A larger surface exposed to wind and a smaller surface to the sun 2 Legs

Evidence of bipedalism  Spine is s-shaped not curved (C)  Hip is short and broad to accommodate weight of upper body.  Foramen magnum is located beneath the skull not to the back of skull

Fossil evidence  Similarities of fossils to human skeletons have been used as evidence. Many fossil fragments have been found.

Genetic evidence  Mitochondrial DNA is only inherited from the mother  It is used to show maternal lineage  a search is made for mutations since individuals who have the same mutation must share the same common ancestor  “African Eve” ± years ago

Cultural evidence  Tool making  Paintings, pots, etc

Out of Africa Hypothesis All modern humans originated from a small group in Africa that migrated from there. EVIDENCE FOR OUT OF AFRICA HYPOTHESIS: * Fossil evidence (see worksheet on hominids) * Mitochondrial DNA → “African Eve” ± years ago