Why Spinosauras is stronger than T-Rex! By: Asfind Atiq 8B! Imagine it, you’re walking through the woods 300 million years ago. All of a sudden you hear a massive roar so loud you couldn’t even hear your own self screaming. You’re instinct was to run as fast as you can but you go closer eager to see what creature had made that sound?
For a large amount of time the homo sapiens lived in Africa, then they began to start migrating out of Africa onto Eurasian landmass, then to Australia then eventually made it to the Western Hemisphere and the Pacific islands. Homo sapiens were the only hominids to survive because they were a newer species and they were more intelligent on what they did. Such as, Being equipted and making their own types of stone tools.We changed the way we look at time from BC to BCE and AD to CE because the acronym BC means before Christ and the other acronym AD means After death. Which is regarding to religious purposes. Therefore for the people who are Atheist or any other religion that does not believe in Jesus Christ, it is not politically correct to have those choices of acronyms.
Jamison Baskin Mr. Dickerson Chapter 8 1. What were the main differences between H. habilis and H. erectus? Was H. habilis more like H. erectus, or more like the australopithecines? a. Reconstruction of Australopithecus running bipedally with a pebble tool in hand. Along with tool use and manufacture, bipedalism is a key part of being human.
Brand New Our lives are filled with a plethora of new and reoccurring experiences that although many of them seem generic are all unique to each and every one of us. How we define a “new” experience is mostly dependent on if we have experienced it in person and not on how much we know or have heard about that experience. Humans are unique in that we all experience things differently because of our personalities, emotions, and backgrounds. Walker Percy provides a different perspective on what really is “new” and on the human experience in his article The loss of the Creature. Percy argues that having a packaged idea of something can cause you to create a symbolic amalgam of ideas about that thing that can block the true essence of the real experience when you actually do experience it for yourself.
Human has done a lot of things to change this earth to a better place: improving technologies, a great transportation system, education system, and others. A marvelous quality of brainpower is excruciatingly needed in order to do these. Putting aside the fact that those improvements consume numerous decades, human has proven that they possessed the brainpower to change the world. Asserting that bonobos, orangutans, gorillas, and monkeys are in the same order, with a lot of similar physical structures, are they smart as well? There are some sides that say no, some say their intelligences are just totally overestimated; however, I believe that apes are smart.
Most of the new doctrines, which concerned a worldview and values, eventually became organized as religious systems. While many of mankind’s traditional rituals and beliefs have been incorporated into these new religions, I think it was very much a fresh beginning. In the years centering around 500 BCE, great advances in religion, philosophy, science, democracy, and many forms of art - occurred independently and almost simultaneously in China, India, the Middle East, and Greece. Spiritual foundations were laid which humanity still use today. In these times of social upheaval and political turmoil, new elite became the carrier of a new cultural and social order.
It produces 1/3 of the earth’s oxygen and 1/5 of the earth’s fresh water supply by its water cycling. The Amazon absorbs carbon dioxide and cleanses the atmosphere, and therefore prevents global warming. It also has thousands of different endangered species that are threatened to extinction by deforestation. According to World Wild Life more than 350 indigenous ethnic groups are living in the Amazon, some for as long as thousands of years. Today, more than 30 million people live in the region and are dependent on the Amazon’s ecosystem for food and shelter.
Each of these factors may contain their own unique causes and dimensions, creating an even more complex situation. Development is Multidirectional Development happens in multiple directions. Some areas of development may grow, while others shrink. There are gains and losses at every age, however there are relatively more gains earlier in life. Development is Plastic Development plasticity refers to the ability of an individual to change.
A typical full-grown adult giraffe will eat over 70 pounds of leaves, twigs, and fruit each day. Giraffes don't need to drink water very often because there is so much water in the leaves they eat. However, when they do drink water, they can drink several gallons at a time. This is good because a giraffe has to bend down and get into a vulnerable position when drinking. Not a good idea when there are lions sneaking around!
Humans are said to be one of the most, if not the most intelligent and successful species on the planet, but it was not always like that. It took seven million years of evolution for us to be what we are now. From our earliest ancestors, Australopithecus, to us, Homo sapiens different changes in the environment and challenges forced us to adapt, discover, and learn new things in order to survive. Through this process of natural selection only those with the right abilities and brainpower will live on. To better understand our history of evolution we will have to go back three point two million years ago where one of the first species of upright walking apes or hominids were discovered.