Evolution  
  see also Paleontology | 
| AboutDarwin.com
  website dedicated to the life and times of Charles Darwin | 
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A Comparison of 
Some Similar Chimpanzee and Human Behaviors | 
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Anthropology and human origins 
the study of human evolution, a branch of anthropology which seeks to 
understand human uniqueness by studying the human past using scientific methods | 
| Becoming
  human paleoanthropology, evolution and human origins | 
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Case of the Curious 
Cranium A rare skull of a Homo erectus from Poloyo in the Solo River area of 
central Java has been found among a collection of curiosities sold to a 
Manhattan boutique, ... | 
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Cavemen facts | 
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Diva of the Devonian | 
| DNA
  from an extinct human the first-ever analysis of ancient DNA from a
  neandertal bone is a technical tour de force and offers a new kind of evidence
  for the view that neandertals were an evolutionary dead end | 
| Early
  theories of evolution Darwin, genus, species, Ussher, Great Chain of Being, Linnaeus, Homo sapiens, Lamarck, inheritance of acquired characteristics, Cuvier, catastrophism, uniformitarianism, Lyell, natural selection, Galapagos, adaptive radiation, ecological niche, Malthus, peppered moth, Wallace, Origin of Species, Mendel, Boucher de Perthes | 
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Earlier 
Prehistory of Africa | 
| Evolution
  evolutionary theory, natural selection, survival of the fittest, fossils,
  Charles Darwin | 
| Evolution happens! 
Biological evolution is the change that species (kinds of living things) undergo 
over time. More precisely, it is the change in the gene pools of living 
populations of species which occurs over time. A gene is a hereditary unit that 
can be passed on unaltered for many generations. A gene pool is the set of all 
genes in a species or population | 
| Evolutionary
  thoughts the theory of evolution, formalized by Charles Darwin, is as much
  theory as is the theory of gravity, or the theory of relativity, ... | 
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First Humans One of the best preserved human remnants is a female skeleton 
found at Hadar in Ethiopia | 
| Fossil hominids the
evidence for human evolution, this web site is intended to provide an overview 
of the study of human evolution, and of the currently accepted fossil evidence. 
It also contains a very comprehensive treatment of creationist claims about 
human evolution | 
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Hominid evolution
  lucy, homo habilis, neandertal,
  australopithecus afarensis africanus anamensis, homo sapiens neanderthal neandertalensis heidelbergensis antecessor ergaster erectus rudolfensis habilis,
  paranthropus boisei robustus aethiopicus, ardipithecus ramidus, primates,
  aegyptopithecus, proconsul, kenyapithecus, strepsherinni, halporini, pongid | 
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Hominid Species Timeline 
Overview of Human Evolution, Hominid Species Timeline, Human Physical 
Characteristics | 
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Human Evolution- The Fossil Evidence in 3D online 3D gallery of modern 
primate relatives and fossil ancestors of humans | 
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Hominid Fossils Gallery Have a glance at these remains of ancient 
individuals which provide the basis for much of our understanding of physical 
limits and appearance of our near and distant relatives | 
| Human 
Evolution  | 
| Human
evolution mammals developed from primitive mammal-like reptiles during the
  Triassic period, some 200-245 million years ago | 
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Human evolution Human evolution is the process of change and development, or 
evolution, by which human beings emerged as a distinct species, ... | 
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Hominid Evolution Dental Anthropology and Human Variation | 
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Hominid fossils | 
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Human Evolution Timeline | 
| Human
prehistory evolution of human species | 
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Homo 
erectus from Nanjing pdf file | 
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Homo erectus 
Homo erectus | 
| Living links
  focus on the living links between humans and their primate relatives | 
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Lucy's legacy Lucy was discovered in 1974 by anthropologist Professor Donald 
Johanson and his student Tom Gray in a maze of ravines at Hadar in northern 
Ethiopia | 
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Neanderthals | 
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Neanderthals on trial | 
| Odyssey of
  life embryonic development and evolution | 
| Phylogeny of
  life learn about the history and diversity of life, everything from whales to bacteria over 3.5 billion years of life's history | 
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Primitive Humans in China | 
| Talk origins archive
  evolution, creationism, creation, catastrophism, biology, geology, science, pseudoscience, skepticism, science education, abiogenesis, origin of life, cosmology, theology | 
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The Earliest Homo 
Fossils | 
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The Earliest 
Human Ancestors Recent hominid finds | 
| The
  direction of evolution and the future of humanity | 
| The
  evolution evidence page | 
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The evolution of man tells the remarkable epic of our 5-million-year journey from ape to man. What were our earliest ancestors like? How did they live? And where did language come from? | 
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The Evolution of the Human | 
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The long foreground an overview of human evolution, hominid species
  timeline, human physical characteristics | 
| Timeline
  of human evolution wereldgeschiedenis der menselijke evolutie, kennis en cultuur, in Dutch | 
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Tree of
  life a collection of about 2000 World Wide Web pages containing information about the diversity of life. These pages are authored by
  biologists from around the world | 
| Triumph of
  life Despite overwhelming obstacles, life on Earth has evolved from the 
most humble of beginnings to a level of diversity that challenges human 
comprehension | 
| Understanding 
Evolution Detailed explanations of the mechanisms of evolution and the 
history of life on Earth, The relevance of evolutionary theory to our everyday 
lives, Multiple lines of scientific evidence relating to evolution, The history 
of ideas, research, and contributors in the study of evolution | 
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