Lucy was discovered in 1974
How did Homo sapiens adapt? - 3 views
Neanderthals were not specially adapted to cold climate - The Archaeology News Network - 2 views
BBC - The evolution of man - 6 views
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"Bipedalism is the most distinctive, apparently earliest, defining characteristic of humans,
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Lucy's species Australopithecus afarensis, which means 'southern ape of Afar'
homo floresiensis - 1 views
Homo heidelbergensis - 3 views
Homo neanderthalensis | The Smithsonian Institution's Human Origins Program - 5 views
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In fact, Neanderthals and modern humans may have had little direct interaction for tens of thousands of years until during one very cold period, modern humans spread across Europe. Their presence may have prevented Neanderthals from expanding back into areas they once favored and served as a catalyst for the Neanderthal's impending extinction.
Early Hominin Evolution: Analysis of Early Hominids - 2 views
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Comparison of Pelvis and Foot Bones
Early Hominin Evolution: Menu of Topics - 1 views
Australopithecus afarensis - Australian Museum - 4 views
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This species is one of the best known of our ancestors due to a number of major discoveries including a set of fossil footprints and a fairly complete fossil skeleton of a female nicknamed 'Lucy'.
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Key physical features
Compare the Skeletons - 2 views
I Love Lucy - 5 views
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What was Lucy? She had both ape and human characteristics. Which was she? She is actually related to both humans and apes.
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