the first undisputed member of the Homo genus for which fossils exist. Include when and where the species lived and at least three physical traits of the species.

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Phillips

9 July, 00:09

the first undisputed member of the Homo genus for which fossils exist. Include when and where the species lived and at least three physical traits of the species.

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Emmanuel Thornton · Answer 1

A "minimalist" approach to human taxonomy recognizes at most three species, Homo habilis (2.1-1.5 Mya, membership in Homo questionable), Homo erectus (1.8-0.1 Mya, including the majority of the age of the genus, and the majority of archaic varieties as subspecies, including H. heidelbergensis as a late or transitional ...