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Which early human species is known for being the first to use fire and live in caves?
Which early human species is known for being the first to use fire and live in caves?
- Tabon Man
- Australopithecus afarensis
- Homo habilis
- Homo erectus (correct)
What was the brain size of Australopithecus afarensis compared to the modern human brain?
What was the brain size of Australopithecus afarensis compared to the modern human brain?
- 2/3 the size
- 1/3 the size
- 1/2 the size (correct)
- Equal in size
Who discovered the Australopithecus afarensis fossil named 'Lucy'?
Who discovered the Australopithecus afarensis fossil named 'Lucy'?
- Donald Johanson (correct)
- Charles Darwin
- Louis Leakey
- Jane Goodall
Which early human species is considered as the direct ancestor of modern humans due to its tool-making abilities?
Which early human species is considered as the direct ancestor of modern humans due to its tool-making abilities?
What was the height range of Homo habilis?
What was the height range of Homo habilis?
Which early human species was known for using sticks and stones for digging?
Which early human species was known for using sticks and stones for digging?
What distinguished Homo erectus from other early human species as skilled hunters?
What distinguished Homo erectus from other early human species as skilled hunters?
'Tabon Man' was known for being:
'Tabon Man' was known for being:
Which early human species had a brain size that was about 2/3 of the modern human brain size?
Which early human species had a brain size that was about 2/3 of the modern human brain size?
Which early human species was considered as the common ancestor of the Australopithecus species?
Which early human species was considered as the common ancestor of the Australopithecus species?
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