A very small-bodied form of Homo ergaster or erectus evolved in Europe. 4. The current estimate for the first appearance of Homo heidelbergensis is between. 2 and 1 Ma. 1 Ma and 10,000 years ago. 1 Ma and 500,000 years ago. 400,000 and 10,000 years ago.

EXERCISE 4 HOMO HEIDELBERGENSIS Work in a small group or alone to complete this exercise. Refer to the Homo heidelbergensis and Homo erectus crania provided by your instructor (or depicted in the Lab 16 Exercise Image Library on p. 485) to answer the following questions 1. Describe at least one trait that these two species have in common.

Refer to the Homo heidelbergensis and Homo erectus crania depicted in the Lab 16 Exercise Image Library on p. 485 of your lab manual to answer the questions in this exercise. Describe at least one trait that these two species have in common. Describe at least one trait that differs between the two species.

Homo heidelbergensis: A. was an ancestor of H. erectus B. probably an ancestor of Neandertals and modern humans C. was a hominjn of very small stature found on the island of Flores D. is an example of interbreeding between modern humans and Neandertals E.

Using the images below 1A. Homo floresiensis. B. Homo heidelbergensis, C. Homo Neanderthalensis, D. Modern Human and your lab manual, compare the differences between the hominin species 1. Describe whether or not each species has a sagittal crest, sapittal keel, or nothing 2. Indicate where each hominin species was geographically found 3.

Refer to the Homo heidelbergensis and Homo erectus crania provided by your instructor (or depicted in the Lab 16 Exercise Image Library on p. 485) to answer the following questions 1. Describe at least one trait that these two species have in common.

Question: 1S. It is thought that modern-day humans (Homo sapiens) evolved from the species Homo nerdelbergensis approximately 250,000 to 400,000 years ago; however, we do not know the exact point when H. heidelbergensis became H. sapiens.

The tool most associated with Homo heidelbergensis is called? Ans:- The tool most associated with Hom...

The tools of Homo heidelbergensis are. Group of answer choices. more similar to those of modern humans than to those of Homo erectus. more similar to those of Homo erectus than to those of modern humans. in between those of Homo erectus and modern humans. Oldowan (Mode 1).

The tool most associated with Homo heidelbergensis are called? Group of answer choices. Olduwan.