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File size: 24.0MB
Price US$33.00 |
| PMHE01:
Primate Evolution |
| Number of screens in set: 58 |
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| Primate grades • Primate classification • Modern
classification of the hominoids • Ancestral primates • Prosimians
and tarsiers • New World monkeys • Old World
monkeys • Apes and hominids • Physical features
of primates • Primate behaviour • Genetic
similarities of primates • Primate evolution • Primate
ancestors |
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File size: 25.5MB
Price US$55.00 |
| PMHE02:
Hominin Evolution |
| Number of screens in set: 100 |
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| Human characteristics • Human skull
anatomy • Models of human evolution • Selection
pressures on early hominins • Timeline for hominin
evolution • Bipedalism and nakedness • Skeletal
adaptations for bipedalism • Australopithecus • Paranthropus • Homo • The
emergence and dispersal of modern humans • The
Out of Africa hypothesis • The multiregional hypothesis • Evolution
of the human brain • Early Australians |
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File size: 18.0MB
Price US$22.00 |
| PMHE03:
Cultural Evolution |
| Number of screens in set: 41 |
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| Cultural evolution • the evolution
of human behavior • Paleolithic tools • use
of fire • Paleolithic tool use • tool manufacture • Acheulian
tool culture • Mousterian tool culture • Neanderthal
culture • Paleolithic art • Upper Paleolithic
tool culture • hunting • Neolithic culture • the
beginning of agriculture • domestication of animals • Bronze
Age cultures • evolutionary trends in modern humans |
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