Paeng No.9 Parn No.11

2. By
Paeng No.9
Parn No.11
To
Teacher Anna
Yasothonpittayakhom school

4. 1. Australopithecus robustus
2. Australopithecus anamensis
3. Australopithecus aethiopicus
4 Australopithecus boisei
They were slender and dying out

5. 5. Australopithecus afarensis
Based on paleontological evidence, the first
bipedal hominid is “ Australopithecus afarensis”

6.  They existed in eastern Africa around 4
million years ago

7.  The earliest known australopithecine,
Australopithecus aferensis has teeth and
jaws that strongly resemble those of older
ape fossils and human-like upper limbs

8.  The average arafensis stood from between
1-1.5 meters tall

9.  Australopithecus aferensis was discovered in
1974 by Tom Gray and Don Johanson.

10. More commonly
known
as “ Lucy ” it was
dated to
be around 3.2
million
years old.

11.  The Australopithecus genus became extinct
roughly 2 million years ago, evolving into
genus Homo in Africa

13.  Homo Habilis is the earliest known species
in the human lineage.

14.  It is known as the “ Handy Man ” because
simple tool that made of scree and quartz
name is Olduvai

15. This species existed
between 1.5 and 2 million
years ago.

16. Brain size was within
a range of 500-800 cc,
indicating that this species
possessed an enlarged brain.

17.  Teeth remain suggested that they consumed
meat as part of their diet.

18.  They stood at approximately 1.3 meters tall.
 Weighed about 100 pounds.

20.  Homo erectus or Uprights Man is the first
hominid to migrate out of Africa to colonise
Europe and Asia

21.  This species existed between 1.8 million and
approximately 300,000 years ago.

22.  Researchers postulated from analysis of H.
erectus tools that meat constituted a
significant part of their diet. There was also
evidence that this species was the first to
use fire.

23.  The cranial capacity of this species was in the
range of 650-1250 cc with the shape of
the cranium being
highly distinctive.