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    Savannah Hypothesis Essay

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    aquatic ape hypothesis takes a different approach. This hypothesis states that the ancestors spent time on land and in the water where they learned to catch their food and thrive. The capability to survive both on land and in the water gave the ancestors an advantage because they were able to escape from any predator that may have arose. The apes that had learned to survive in the water allowed them to stand upright on land due to how their bodies were positioned in the water. The aquatic ape hypothesis

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    well as differences from that of the chimp or gorilla. For instance vision human vision is the same as any other diurnal primate meaning we clearly see the same as monkeys and apes. Our sense of smell is the same as that of the anthropoid primate or ape. Similarly our behavior patterns are closely resembled of most old world apes‚ humans live in societies that -are based on collective conscious responses of a group of individuals. However as I mentioned before humans also have significant differences

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    gradually losing all his old human senses‚ which had articulated the shapes of the world for him‚ and even the relationship with his family‚ until he dies of starving‚ rejected by everyone. The second‚ instead‚ is an autobiographical report written by an ape‚ a chimpanzee‚ to explain to a learned society his development since he was captured and brought to Europe. He is now a famous star of the variety halls‚ famous not just as a mimic of human behaviour but also for his ability to read and write‚ to think

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    Bipedal Locomotion

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    The ape toe has a dual function‚ including terrestrial walking and grasping or manipulating objects. Humans have largely lost their ability to manipulate objects with their toes. The position of the ape big toe is abducted while the human hallux is adducted. Bipeds have shorter toes than other primates. Instead‚ we use our toes for support while standing

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    Paleoanthropology Essay

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    but have more ape like characteristics * Hominin

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    Objectivity Of Race

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    distinctive in particular habits (Tatum 2000‚ p.3). Studies show that humans are not apes and easily distinguishable from apes in the same manner ducks and pigeons are not lions and wolves respectively. According to Mark‚ humans are not distinct in the fundamental biology but the human cells are almost inseparable with the apes’ cells. However‚ the human cells and apes’ cells are different as cells of particular ape

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    I remember it was sweaty as hell when I reached home and rang the doorbell. The Cardigan’s beloved maid Fatty Fury opened the door. The house keys were never given to me for some reason. The oddball in the Cardigan’s court was Mr. Shrinkwrap never got up to open the door‚ but made sure to follow Fatty Fury to the door. They were strange people I tell you. Mrs. Sweetgum Cardigan showed no shade of shock or surprise‚ instead‚ she was delighted to see me come home early. I saw her sitting in her rocking

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    deserving of his or her very own talk show Chairman Meow - make your cat the cutest of all dictators Catrick Swayze - just in case your cat likes Dirty Dancing Donald Tramp - for the cat mogul turned presidential hopeful Chew-bacca - an especially hairy cat Fuzzinator - for a cat who can make Chewbacca appear hairless Galacticat - does your kitten love to fly? Kitty Kitty Bang Bang - remember the magical car? Shakespurr - to purr or not to purr? Cindy Clawford - for the timeless beauty

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    Lucy Essay

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    Lucy in The Sky With Diamonds Essay [pic] By Kelly Hastie M/W 11:00 Anthropology 101 Professor Kamaila We all realize that us humans have some sort of relation to apes and chimpanzees‚ but what evolved us from them to becoming bipedal hominids? In this essay I will be inculcating you about the evolution of humans‚ the captivating discovery of Lucy‚ an Australopithecus afarensis‚ and how her uncovering of a new species is so important to our advancement. Lucy is our oldest‚ most complete

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    hands and feet‚ she had long curved fingers and toes representative to arboreal primates than any other species. Yet‚ there are some sign that there were some differences. The important question to ask is‚ was Lucy just another cousin of the current apes which went extinct before her cousins or was she their ancestor.  Simply stated‚ it is a very hard task to navigate between all the points of view within the evolution theory‚ and even harder when philosophy and arts are thrown in the mix

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