How to pronounce “hominid” in English

first the first hominids infected with memes were still pretty clueless they didn't know what they were doing they

And that these hominids were falling in there.

And that led to sort of a hominid rush, like the discovery of gold in California.

That is the most complete early hominid skull that has almost certainly ever been found.

We may have even found early hominid skin.

It's where you see these old hominid footprints; they're this size and there's two of 'em and they walk parallel to one another.

and didn't find any hominids, didn't find any human ancestors.

That's when you get hominids and humans emerging.

single element of one of these early hominids in the wild?

followed in the footsteps of other hominids who had exited Africa in prior waves of migration.

reproduction passing through it ever done for an early hominid.

and there's the early stone tool making hominid brain, the cave man brain and the modern brain.

The first evidence of humans standing upright or hominids, early primates standing upright and walking.

In the Paleolithic era, our hominid ancestors evolved to live long enough to have a third living generation and that's when art happened.

It wasn't a genetic fluke that tripped us over from our hominid ancestors to Homo sapiens.

Ever since finding that skeleton, that hominid, his team has discovered over 350 skeletons of that same species.

I mean, even if you include our hominid ancestors, that's about 200,000 years, maybe a million years you're looking at, it's not a lot.

on one leg and us on the other that's how recent hominids are us and and

And then last, since the first hominids began making stone tools around two and a half million years ago, the brain has tripled in size.

Three hours after arriving there, we had found nothing that we could definitively call a hominid.

As incomplete as those look at that time, they were both independently the most complete early hominids that had ever been discovered in the history of science.

you will be familiar with some of my books one of them is a novel called hominids which won the Hugo Award for

connects with the spinal cord, was of a size that suggested that it had a much smaller brain than a hominid of that

So it was clearly, in his view, a primitive hominid, but it was, nonetheless, man-like.

And from that area, which is arguably the most explored area on planet Earth for these early hominid fossils, continuously since 1935, had come some of the most

When I first went to Africa, in 1991, I found two fossil hominid teeth, two single teeth, at a site called

And at that particular moment in time, I happened to be the only world's expert on hominid clavicles.

That is the lower jaw and a canine, maybe the most identifiable tooth, in a jaw of a hominid, sticking out.

This huge karstic region, it's got caves everywhere full of dead people, very, very old dead people, and not necessarily people, but hominids.