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No the homo genus includes everything from something barely distinguishable from an gorilla all the way to modern humans.
by dyauspitr 2y ago
No the homo genus includes everything from something barely distinguishable from an gorilla all the way to modern humans.
- IAmBroom 2y agoOnly if you can't tell a gorilla from a chimpanzee. Neither are first-cousins to Homo, which is descended from genii since the split from the shoot that Bonobos came from.
- dkarl 2y agoAll homo species are or were bipedal tool users and descended from ancestors that had been bipedal tool users for a million years prior. You wouldn't get them confused with a gorilla.
- dyauspitr 2y agohttps://blogs.ucl.ac.uk/museums/files/2016/10/Homo-habilis-reconstruction.jpg https://blogs.ucl.ac.uk/museums/files/2016/10/Homo-habilis-r... Homo habilis looks like a slight shorter haired gorilla.
- IAmBroom 2y agoNo. You're confusing chimps with gorillas.
- dkarl 2y agoHere's video of a gorilla that is famous for its ability and propensity for walking upright. If you want to tell me you would find this "barely distinguishable" from homo habilis, I don't think I'd be doing you a service by believing you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVYzogbTs0w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVYzogbTs0w