人类简史

It examines the history of human life within a scientific framework, starting from our earliest ancestors 70,000 years ago and the sociocultural revolutions.

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这是一部从十万年前有生命迹象开始到21 世纪资本、科技交织的人类发展. 史。十万年前，地球上至少有六个人种，今天却只剩下我们自己。我们曾今只是. 非洲角落一个 ...

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The First Humans—Origin and Early Evolution of the Genus Homo. Frederick E. Grine, John G. Fleagle, and Richard E. Leakey (eds.) Vertbrate Paleobiology and ...

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Then, they became extinct, leaving Homo sapiens, the species “like us,” as the only hominid species living on earth. The process of human evolution was also ...

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Living humans are the sole living representatives of a lineage, the hominins, which diverged from other living apes 5 to 7 million years ago.

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It is a summary of human cultural and social evolution from stone age foraging bands through the agricultural revolution, writing and the rise of the state and ...

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Humans (Homo sapiens) have always been interested in “what makes us human” and “what distinguishes us from other animal species.” In all traditional societies, ...

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The current evidence rather supports a pan-African origin of Homo sapiens as well as a rather gradual evolution of present day human ancestors ...

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(most important) Sapiens could reason about abstractions: Myths that hold us together and allow us to cooperate in large groups. Examples: Businesses, countries ...

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Perhaps the most widely cited statistic about human genetic diversity is that any two humans differ, on average, at about 1 in 1,000 DNA base pairs (0.1%).

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Human shifts that transformed a tree-dwelling ancestor into a modern, technologically advanced species. The following are the key characteristic features that evolved over millions of years, elaborated in detail.

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Our ancestors acquired morphological, cognitive and metabolic modifications that enabled humans to colonize diverse habitats, ...

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The uniqueness of Homo sapiens can represent the evolutionary synthesis of our entire genus and, therefore, may be a unique evolutionary expression.

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