Modern Human Skull (Homo Sapiens Sapiens)
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Title
Modern Human Skull (Homo Sapiens Sapiens)
Subject
Zoology
Description
"Replica of modern human skull. The earliest known anatomically modern human fossils, distinguished by chins and high foreheads, are 150,000 to 200,000 years old, from Ethiopia.
About Homo Sapiens:
1. Linnaean taxonomy:
-Vertebrata (subphylum)
-Synapsida (class)
-Placentalia (subclass)
-Reptiliomorpha (superorder)
-Therapsida (order)
-Haplorhini (suborder)
-Hominoidea (superfamily)
-Hominidae (family)
-Homininae (subfamily)
-Hominini (tribe)
2. Common names: Human, Neanderthal"
(UCL Grant Museum of Zoology)
About Homo Sapiens:
1. Linnaean taxonomy:
-Vertebrata (subphylum)
-Synapsida (class)
-Placentalia (subclass)
-Reptiliomorpha (superorder)
-Therapsida (order)
-Haplorhini (suborder)
-Hominoidea (superfamily)
-Hominidae (family)
-Homininae (subfamily)
-Hominini (tribe)
2. Common names: Human, Neanderthal"
(UCL Grant Museum of Zoology)
Source
UCL Grant Museum of Zoology
Files
Collection
Citation
“Modern Human Skull (Homo Sapiens Sapiens),” A Collection of Collections, accessed May 15, 2024, https://nikkicollects.omeka.net/items/show/5.