Matching. Match the fossil with the correct characteristic or artifact Australopithicus afarensis Australopithicus garhi Homo habilis Homo erectus Homo heidelbergensis Homo neanderthalensis cold adapted tool makers with extensive culture best known early human relative because of abundance of fossils c ould control and use fire likely link between Homo and Australopithicus made simple stone tools and could probably speak first known to make their own shelters
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Match the accomplishment with the species (some species names can be used more than once and some may not be an answer at all) Homo ergaster First to tame fire Homo erectus An immediate descendant of Sahelanthropus Homo heidelbergensis First to make stone tools Many living FMHS have DNA from this cousin Homo neanderthalensis First to master climbing trees Early Fully Modern Homo sapiens First to haft tools and work leather Immediate ancestor of FMHS First hominid to live in Spain Late Fully Modern Homo sapiens First to domesticate plants and animals Homo habilis Homo antecessor
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Match the Homo genus species to the appropriate description. Use each option TWO TIMES. Lived primarily in Africa and had the postcranial build of an Australopithecine. The first known hunters and controllers of fire. Possibly had the ability to speak. Group includes fossil finds such as the Gibraltar Skull, La Chappelle Aux Saints and Shanidar. The first species to travel to Australia and the Americas. Used Acheulean tools. Used Oldowan tools. Used Upper Paleolithic tools (originally). Used Mousterian / Middle Paleolithic tools.
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