Question

Place the species in the order in which they appeared on Earth. first: second: third: fourth: fifth:

Answer 1

first: Australopithecus

second: Homo habilis

third: Homo erectus

fourth: Neanderthals

fifth: Homo sapiens

Step-by-step explanation:

Australopithecus of Latin australis, indicating 'southern', and Greek definition 'ape', casual australopithecine or australopith, although the word australopithecine has a wider meaning as a part of the subtribe Australopithecina, which involves this species as well as Paranthropus, Kenyanthropus, Ardipithecus, and Praeanthropus ) is a family of hominins.

Homo habilis, identified as 'handyman' is a class of the genus Homo which existed from around 2.33 to 1.4 million years before, throughout the Gelasian Pleistocene era. The identification and explanation of this kind are attributed to both Mary and Louis Leakey, who uncovered the traces in Tanzania amid 1962 and 1964.

Homo erectus (meaning "upright man") is a class of archaic humans that existed during most of the Pleistocene geological era. Its immediate fossil proof times to 1.8 million years before (found 1991 in Dmanisi, Georgia).

Neanderthals are obsolete classes or subspecies of antiquated humans in the family Homo, who existed in Eurasia till 40,000 years before.

Humans (taxonomically, Homo sapiens) are the exclusive extant members of the sub-tribe Hominina. They are described by erect stance and bipedal movement; high standard ability and obscure tool use correlated to other beings; open-ended and complicated literature use associated to another creature communications; and a common trend approaching larger, more complicated brains and communities.

Answer 2

The right order in the emergence of the hominid species is as follows:

First: Australopithecus - It is the oldest discovered hominid, often described as a transitional species from ape towards hominid.

Second: Homo Habilis - A species that was already using primitive tools. Lived in Africa, and stagnated in its development for quite some time.

Third: Homo Erectus - The first hominid that managed to get out of Africa and start to colonize parts of the world, more specifically Europe and Asia.

Fourth: Neanderthal - The Neanderthal is probably part of the Homo Erectus branch. It was exclusively meat eating species/subspecies that lived in Europe and the Middle East.

Fifth: Homo Sapiens - The last and most sophisticated species of the hominid family, it developed into the most advanced species the Earth has ever witnessed.