Question

conclusion about human evolution​

Answer 1

Human Evolution Studies in evolutionary biology have led to the conclusion that human beings arose from ancestral primates.

Paleontologists have discovered numerous species of extinct apes in rock strata that are older than four million years, but never a member of the human family at that great age. Most of our Australopithecus ancestors died out close to two-and-a-half million years ago, while other Australopithecus species, which were on side branches of the human tree, survived alongside more advanced hominids for another million years.

Distinctive bones of the oldest species of the human genus, Homo, date back to rock strata about 2.4 million years old.

The fossil record for the interval between 2.4 million years ago and the present includes the skeletal remains of several species assigned to the genus Homo.

DNA has even been extracted from a well-preserved skeleton of the extinct human creature known as Neanderthal, a member of the genus Homo and often considered either as a subspecies of Homo sapiens or as a separate species.

Based on molecular and genetic data, evolutionists favor the hypothesis that modem Homo sapiens, individuals very much like us, evolved from more archaic humans about 100,000 to 150,000 years ago.

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Answer 2

The evolution of human is described below :

During 15 mya, primates named as Dryopithecus and Ramapithecus were present. These primates had a hairy body.

Man like primates evolved during 3 to 4 mya. These were 1st seen in East Africa. They were 4 feet tall.

After that, during two mya, Australopithecines evolved. They used weapons made of stone for hunting. They mostly ate fruits.

Then during 1.5 mya, Homo erectus existed. They mostly ate meat.

1 lakh years ago, Neanderthal man evolved. Then came the Homo sapiens.