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In this episode, we conclude our journey along the human timeline with a look at the genus Homo, of which we are all card-carrying members. Amber also contributes a brief study of human butts-- what's up with them?
To learn more about our closest relatives, and ourselves:
Human Evolution Timeline Interactive (Smithsonian Institution)
Human Fossils (Smithsonian Institution)
Exploring the fossil record: Homo habilis (Bradshaw Foundation)
Homo erectus (Smithsonian Institution)
Homo erectus (Bradshaw Foundation)
Homo neanderthalensis (Smithsonian Institution)
Why do we have butts? (Gizmodo)
Ask evolution: Why do we have butt cheeks? (SBS)
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In this episode, we conclude our journey along the human timeline with a look at the genus Homo, of which we are all card-carrying members. Amber also contributes a brief study of human butts-- what's up with them?
To learn more about our closest relatives, and ourselves:
Human Evolution Timeline Interactive (Smithsonian Institution)
Human Fossils (Smithsonian Institution)
Exploring the fossil record: Homo habilis (Bradshaw Foundation)
Homo erectus (Smithsonian Institution)
Homo erectus (Bradshaw Foundation)
Homo neanderthalensis (Smithsonian Institution)
Why do we have butts? (Gizmodo)
Ask evolution: Why do we have butt cheeks? (SBS)
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