| A | B |
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| skeleton | The bones that make up the body of a person or animal |
| anthropologist | A scientist who studies human development and culture |
| hominids | an early ancestor of humans |
| capability | ability or skill necessary to do something well |
| Handy Man | Lived 1.5 to 2 million years ago; taller than Lucy; walked on 2 feet; cutting and crushing tools |
| migrate | to move from one geographic region to another |
| Upright Man | early hominid; first to migrate out of Africa, toolmaker, used fire, traveled |
| intelligence | a strong mental ability to reason and gain knowledge |
| community | a group of people who live in the same area and are united by common interests |
| Neanderthal Man | large brained hominid that lived in Africa, Europe and western Asia, lived in community |
| Doubly Wise Man | early hominid, lived 150,000 uears ago, not adapted to cold, hunted and fished |
| Lucy | Earliest hominid; 3 to 4 ft. tall; large head; lived 3 to 4 million years ago |
| contribute | to give, along with others, to a common cause |
| Eugene Dubois | an anthropologist who discovered Homo Erectus on the island of Java |
| Louis and Mary Leakey | anthropologists who discovered Homo Habilis bones |
| biped | able to walk on two feet |
| trait | a special feature or characteristic |
