Essays on Human Evolution

Darwin’s Theory Of Evolution And Its Components

Darwin and Wallace’s Theory of Evolution Charles Darwin’s Theory of Natural Selection is the process where creatures of a particular species evolve to be more well suited to live in a particular environment. The surviving animals have a higher chance to survive and reproduce, allowing them to pass on their genes for the future species....
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Evolution Of Human Communication

Definition of Communication ·ommunication is sending and receiving information between two or more people. It maCnly stands on sharing common information, ideas and messages. The person sending the message is referred to as the sender, while the person receiving the information is called the receiver. The word Communication came from ‘communicare’, which means to share. History of Communication Some of...
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Applied Evolution: Human Health And Medicine

Applied is “put to practical use as opposed to being theoretical (Merriam-Webster, n.d.).” Evolution is ‘the changing of an organism over generations.” If you put these two words together the definition of applied evolution is the practical use of the changing of an organism over generations. Specifically, in this essay you will read how applied...
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Human Evolution: Homo Erectus's Characteristics

Homo erectus is the species that most closely resembles Homo sapiens, having appeared before we did. Erectus originated in Africa around 2 million years ago. More specifically near East Turkana. This is evident due to earlier species of the genus homo originating from Africa as well. Homo erectus was a species that had quite a...
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Human Evolution: Homo Habilis Versus Homo Erectus

Hominin adaptation was significantly important. The cultural hominids were the most successful and the noncultural eventually went extinct. Cultural behavior made a difference between survival and death. Cultural behavior is a product of natural selection. Cultural behavior drew the line between life and death for Homo habilis, lucky this is what helped them survive for...
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Human Evolution: Homo Habilis Versus Neanderthals

Do culture and nature represent human evolution in a way that defines what is a human? What make human? What makes humans different from other animals especially African apes and monkeys? The human brains had developed into bigger brains and have been able to learn more complex analytical skills than our ancestors. Evolution has shaped...
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Aliens and Us: Existence Of Extraterrestrial Life

Aliens and Us These days in the field of astronomy, ‘’Extraterrestrial Life’’ is a hot potato. Everyone is trying really hard to Find out if Alien exists or Not? This universe is almost 93 billion light-years stretched, our earth as compared to this distance is almost nothing. To think that life doesn’t exist beyond our...
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