| Homo sapiens |
(L), man the knower -- the term for the human species in the Linnaean classification of the animal kingdom.
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| Homo sapiens |
The human species man that emerged as most successful at the end of the Paleolithic period. (p. 10)
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| Homo sapiens |
branched off the Homo erectus line in Africa at least 100 thousand years ago. During a period from about seventy to ten thousand years ago they spread from Africa to the Middle East, Europe, all of Asia, Australia, and North and South America. To distinguish certain archaic subspecies of Homo sapiens (eg, Neanderthal man) that became extinct during this period from their contemporaries who were anatomically modern humans, the latter are now referred to as Homo sapiens sapiens (or Homo s. ...
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| Homo sapiens |
Modern humans. First appeared in the fossil record during the later part of the Pleistocene, around 35,000 BC
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| Homo sapiens |
Anatomically modern man, although this designation (without the subspecific moniker sapiens is usually reserved for archaic forms. Some scientists recognize several subspecies, including Hs mapaensis in Asia and Hs heidelbergensis in Europe and Africa. Homo sapiens is believed to have originated in Africa by 500,000 BP and spread across the Old World. ...
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