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    Afarensis Case Study

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    Did A. afarensis make and use stone tools at the site of Dikika some 3.39 million years ago? The first evidence of stone tool use and manufacture was found in Gona (Ethiopia) which dates back to between 2.6 and 2.5 million years ago as well as several cut-marked bones found near the Bouri site which indicates stone tool use 2.5 million years ago (McPherron et al. 2010). A. Afarensis is a hominin species found between 3.6 and 2.9 million years ago at sites in Ethiopia‚ Kenya‚ and Tanzania. Since being

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    Genus Australopithecus

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    When the Genus Australopithecus was still alive‚ their brains were not very well developed. They where hunter gathers who moved with the seasons and changed to better fit their environment. As their species grew their brains grew they were replaced with the Homo erectus. This new species had a larger brains better fit for survival‚ they created more sophisticated tools for hunting and created fire. They also created a functional language for them to communicate. While the new species gained intelligence

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    Categorizing ancients species into clades is a tricky business. The scientific community will always disagree about one factor or another and as D. Curnoe states “Another problem with coding character states is the handling of variation within species. While this form of variation is usually ignored by palaeoanthropologists‚ when characters are recognized as varying‚ their treatment as a separate state adds considerable error to cladograms.” (Curnoe 2003) D. Curnoe is an example of an extreme clumper

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    Lucy

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    Analysis Lucy Lucy is a 2014 French science fiction action film with actors Scarlett Johnson and Morgan Freeman. The film Lucy uses a lot of different story sequence examples. The story is told as a speech from a professor who studies the drug she took. He lectures students about the different stages the drugs have on a human that she is experiencing. The story is told in the 3rd person and in a linear form as he describes the stages chronologically. Flashbacks to and from the speech and Lucy are

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    Lucy

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    Jamaica Kincaid’s novel‚ Lucy‚ defines Lucy’s experience as an immigrant living in the United States. Full of anger and resentment towards her mother and various other people at home‚ Lucy uses her sexuality to explore outlets in which to express herself. Upon her arrival to the United States‚ Lucy befriends a woman named‚ Peggy‚ who is not of the best reputation in her host family eyes. From there‚ Peggy introduces Lucy to a world of promiscuity‚ drugs‚ and alcohol. Lucy finds various lovers; however

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    that have happened ever the last 100 years. However‚ as it was stated the finding of Australopithecus sediba has been one of the most important discoveries because of what we were able to learn and are still learning from it. It helped bridge some of the misunderstanding we had and also helped to create more mystery about where we came from and what our ancestors were really like. The finding of Australopithecus sediba is not something that simple happened over night but really started to begin

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    ancestors When comparing the two species Kenyanthrpus platyops and Australopithecus afarensis‚ there are many differences‚ some known and unknown. Looking at the canines of both species‚ we can see that Australopithecus afarensis didn’t have either prominent canines or a diastema and in Kenyanthrpus platyops we are not sure whether it did or not due to the lack of evidence in the fossil remains. As for the molars‚ Australopithecus afarensis had more parallel molars to apes than humans while in Kenyanthrpus

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    ”No‚ please don’t kill me! Don’t push me off this tree! I’ll do anything!” “ Mark my words‚ your body will rot until the day they find you‚ fellow australopithecus!” “NOOOO!” ******* 3.2 Million Years Later ******* “Hey‚ Tom look what I found!” “What is it Donald?” And that’s how it all happened. At least that is how I imagined it happening. My theory is that Australopithecine were creatures in the transitional phase from chimpanzee to human but‚ were in fact more human than like a chimpanzee’s.

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    Lucy Research Paper

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    knowledge.” In the event that we look at the advancement of Lucy‚ we understand that it is precisely what the elite mysterious speaks to. She utilizes her forces to control individuals and to propel her anticipates regardless of the agony she causes. She transformed into something non-human and‚ abruptly‚ standard people are dealt with as second rate compared to Lucy. She sees them imbeciles‚ controlled and bondsmen. During the handling of Lucy‚ we see a nearby up of her eyes that don’t stop to change

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    Chapter 2 Processing systems process data‚ decisions on the type of processing systems (these are known as modes of operation/ operational modes) should be taken during the design phase of the systems life cycle. The operating system manages the functioning of the operational mode that is being used. Batch: Process batches of data at regular intervals. The amount of data processed is usually large with the data being of identical type. Batch processing could be used to produce utility bills

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