What is the actual meaning/origin of the prefix 'homo'? - Reddit
2014年9月30日 · In this case we're using homo from the Latin, and the Latin sapiens (wise,sensible, judicious). This, by the way is why we call animals with senses sentient ( sentientem - "feeling") whereas animals that have self-awareness and the capacity for abstract thought (dolphins, some apes, us) are called sapient (again, thoughtful or wise).
What are differences between homo sapien-sapien, homo sapien …
2021年4月22日 · They propose Homo sapiens sapiens for us, and Homo sapiens neanderthalensis (for example) for Neanderthals. Cro-Magnon is a site in France where the earliest anatomically modern Homo sapiens remains (edit: in Europe) were found, dating to around 45,000 years ago. For a while, anthropologists (and the rest of the world) would refer …
How much stronger were prehistoric humans than modern homo …
2012年4月18日 · Muscular structure can be determined by the placement and intensity of attachments to their bones (called a process). Neanderthals were very strong and robust, while many Australiopithecines and Homo habilius were leaner and more gracile, and then Homo floresiensis (some times called the "hobbit") were only about 30-60 lbs.
Directors Cut Homo Faber trophy : r/DeathStranding - Reddit
2021年9月24日 · I just completed my last missing trophy “Homo Faber” on Death Stranding - Director’s Cut. For anyone who also struggles with this trophy completing all weapons and equipment, here is a list of all 108 items needed for “Homo Faber” Trophy. (DC marks the items from the Director’s Cut) TOOLS: Ladder Climbing Anchor, lvl 1 Climbing ...
Is Homo Gorleo a reference to something? : …
2023年12月21日 · The other boss that was revealed so far, Homo Avades (pic 2), is taken straight from one of the creatures in Hieronymus Bosch's depictions of hell. I feel like Gorleo also has to be referencing some painting or something, but I haven't found anything.
The diversity among Homo Erectus around the world. Homo
2020年8月14日 · Experts used to think Homo Sapiens evolved from the different Homo erectus around the world but genetic evidence showed that we all share a recent common ancestor from Africa and most experts now accept the recent Out of Africa theory, although there is some evidence of earlier migrations out of Africa by homo sapiens.
"Homo erectus" will always be funny : r/unpopularopinion - Reddit
Homo Erectus as well as many other homo species lived on Earth simultaneously and biologically you can't continue genetic line with a living being from other species. (although there is a really slight chance of mutation and hence continuing the genetic line). So Homo Sapiens could reproduce with Homo Erectus.
“No homo” : r/lgbt - Reddit
"No homo" just became a way for straight guys to express that. If they also express they think it's gross, it gets insulting, which can happen. If a queer person tells them to stop and they don't, it becomes very problematic.
Is the phrase “no homo” considered homophobic? - Reddit
“No homo” aside from comedic reasons, is more reflective of an immature man, if anything. That doesn’t automatically imply homophobia. “No homo” can be seen as the byproduct of a homophobic culture, where straight men feel the need to reaffirm their heterosexuality to make sure other men know he wasn’t hitting on them.
Why are Homo Sapiens the only species of human that exist
Furthermore, comparison of animal remains at sites with both a late Neanderthal and early Homo sapiens presence (such as St. Césaire, France; see Morin 2004) suggests that Homo sapiens initially showed a much more similar pattern of food acquisition in the early Upper Palaeolithic to Neanderthals, and it was only later (after Neanderthal ...