History, asked by heartloving776, 9 months ago

What is the difference between homo habilis and homo erectus?

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Answered by ayushman095

The difference between the Homo Habilis and the Homo Erectus is that the time periods of the two are in a 1.4 million year a part of each other. Appearance wise the homo habilis was very hairy and scary and the Erectus were very calm people as well as stupid.

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