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Time frame Brain Size Body Tools Culturelother notes Species 300 Quadrupedal Occasional Not a human knuckle walk temporary ncestor Chimpanzee Present Honing canines 4.5-7mya 350-400 B Bipedal and? SQMC (partlikely similar canines time arboreal)3-4chimpanzee ft tall, ape tool use like Non honing to Australopiths 2-4 mya and Paranthropus 2. Olduwan Many robust among later (Paranthropus) species and gracile species widespread in East and South Africa Early Homo 1.5-2.5mya*550-650 Fully bipedal4 Smaller teeth and face change in diet, increased tool use. Likely scavenging 4 ft tall Homo naledi may have lived more recently

Explanation / Answer

1. Earliest hominids.

2. 350-600cc

3. Bipedalism, 3.9-4.9 ft tall, didn't walk identically to humans.

4. Acheulian tools, hand axes, biface tools.

5. 1.4-1.9 mya

6. Use of sophisticated stone tools, first hominin to harness fire, thinner skull bones.

7. Homo heidelbergensis

8. Av 1200cc

9. 5-6ft tall, bony chin, high forehead, modern body features but more ruggedly built.

10. Earliest stone tools, fire use, Levallois punch technique.