ANT100Y1 Study Guide - Final Guide: Lower Paleolithic, Late Pleistocene, Homo Habilis

• School: UTSG
• Department: Anthropology
• Course: ANT100Y1
• Professor: Sherry Fukuzawa

Document Summary

Chapter 4: modern human diversity: human polymorphisms, race, environmental variation, skin color vitamin d, thermal environment bergman & allan, altitude, infectious disease. Chapter 7 primate behavior: social groups, dominance, ritualized behavior, reproduction, mother-infant bonding. Epochs of the cenozoic: who is probable ancestor, when did they live, where are they found, what are their general traits. Chapter 10 to 12 :evolution of the genus. What are their general traits - primitive, unique, derived. Species: what is the tradition called, characteristic tool, method of manufacture, where, when. Homo erectus acheulean (chopping tool tradition in se asia) Hypotheses for their origin: out of africa, multiregional. Modern humantraits: when, where, tool traditions, cultural traditions, migrations into the new world. Chapter 13 early holocene hunter /gatherers: routes to the new world, paleoindians. Indus valley harappan: mesopotamia sumerian, chinese shang, mesoamerican, highland olmec & mayan, lowland zapotec, teotihuacan, toltec, aztec. Chapter 16 biocultural evolution global impact of human biocultural evolution. Pliocene 5 1. 8 mya hominins (australopithecines)