hominid

Converse of object

• evolve: It also suggests that hominids evolved quickly when they set off on their own evolutionary path.
• imagine: Imagine early hominids who, for good biological reasons, gained the ability to imitate each other and to develop simple language.
• know: Age of earliest known hominids in Java, Indonesia.

Adjective modifier

• Pleistocene: This suggests that most Mode 1 assemblages are a result of environmental adaptations by Pleistocene hominids in the region.
• fossil: Fossil Hominids Much of human evolution is well documented by the fossil record.
• early: The development of upright walking in early hominids is still an area of some debate.
• first: It is science which has dated the first hominids to several million years ago and Homo sapiens to less than 200,000 years ago.
• other: It was a very tall species, towering above other hominids alive at the time especially the stumpy Homo habilis.
• late: His explanation of certain developments in later hominids, explained solely through the necessity to search for food, is less convincing.

Modifies a noun

• fossil: In the absence of hominid fossils from the region we can only speculate at present.
• ancestor: Like industry, language started as a rudimentary system in our faraway hominid ancestors and steadily developed to become today's complex systems.
• evolution: In four chapters he tracks hominid evolution from primate to Homo sapiens from a deterministic perspective.
• occupation: The ESR dates tend to confirm earlier age estimates of hominid occupation from 550 ka to 300 ka BP.
• specie: In the intervening period there was a host of different hominid species, many of which died out.
• brain: A stone's throw and its launch window: timing precision and its implications for language and hominid brains.