Time Genus Species Cranial Capacity Important Features World Locations/Comments Ardipithecus Ramidus vs Orrorin vs Sahelanthropus (Toumai) Australopithecus anamensis Australopithecus afarensis Australopithecus africanus garhi Paranthropus (australopithecus in our Larsen text) aethiopicus robustus boisei â€“ nutcracker man Homo habilis (Early...

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Time
Genus
Species
Cranial Capacity
Important Features
World Locations/Comments
Ardipithecus
Ramidus vs Orrorin vs Sahelanthropus
(Toumai)
Australopithecus
anamensis
Australopithecus
afarensis
Australopithecus
africanus
garhi
Paranthropus
(australopithecus in our Larsen text)
aethiopicus
robustus
boisei â€“ nutcracker man
Homo
habilis
(Early Homo)
Homo
Erectus
(sometimes you hear Homo ergaster as an early version butthis is going away)
Homo
neanderthalensis
Homo
sapiens
(Anatomically Modern Human)
Homo
floresiensis

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Time genus species cranial capacity important features world locations 44 million years ago Ardipithecus Ramidus vs Orrorin vs Sahelanthropus Toumai 300 to 350 cubic centimeters They have a big grasping toe as an adaptation to climb treesskeleton reflect an adaptation to bipedalism and has reduced canine teeth First fossil found in the middle awash area of ethiopia between 42 and 38 million years ago Australopithecus anamensis unknown oldest australopithecus See Answer

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Time	Genus	Species	Cranial Capacity	Important Features	World Locations/Comments
	Ardipithecus	Ramidus vs Orrorin vs Sahelanthropus (Toumai)
	Australopithecus	anamensis
	Australopithecus	afarensis
	Australopithecus	africanus garhi
	Paranthropus (australopithecus in our Larsen text)	aethiopicus robustus boisei â€“ nutcracker man
	Homo	habilis (Early Homo)
	Homo	Erectus (sometimes you hear Homo ergaster as an early version butthis is going away)
	Homo	neanderthalensis
	Homo	sapiens (Anatomically Modern Human)
	Homo	floresiensis