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    The document discusses the evolution of humans from early hominins to modern humans, highlighting several key fossils and discoveries. It mentions fossils such as Sahelanthropus tchadensis and Orrorin tugenensis that showed early humanlike features from 7-6 million years ago. Further fossils like Australopithecus showed evidence of bipedalism 4.5 million years ago. To fully understand what makes humans unique, it is important to identify the first humans and understand modern humans.

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    The document discusses the evolution of humans from early hominins to modern humans, highlighting several key fossils and discoveries. It mentions fossils such as Sahelanthropus tchadensis and Orrorin tugenensis that showed early humanlike features from 7-6 million years ago. Further fossils like Australopithecus showed evidence of bipedalism 4.5 million years ago. To fully understand what makes humans unique, it is important to identify the first humans and understand modern humans.

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    Who Are You, Human?: A Question You Rarely Thought, Yet You Easily Accept, A Concept

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    Wintang Gagat Bangun Rahino
    The document discusses the evolution of humans from early hominins to modern humans, highlighting several key fossils and discoveries. It mentions fossils such as Sahelanthropus tchadensis and Orrorin tugenensis that showed early humanlike features from 7-6 million years ago. Further fossils like Australopithecus showed evidence of bipedalism 4.5 million years ago. To fully understand what makes humans unique, it is important to identify the first humans and understand modern humans.

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    Who are you, Human?

    A question you rarely thought, yet


    you easily accept, a concept
    Wintang Gagat Bangun Rahino
    17/408679/BI/09810
    Who Are They
    The New Ideas
    The Missing link
    The fossil record with humanlike featur
    Sahelanthropus tchadensis
    7 million y.o.

    Immunological response
    prove that human split after
    Orrorin tugenensis
    5,8-6 million y.o.
    the African and Asian apes
    diverged onto their own
    line
    Ardipithecus ramidus and
    A.kaddaba
    4,3-5,8 million y.o.
    Sign of Bipedalism

    Australopithecus 4,5 million y.o


    Bipedalism
    Bipedalism

    Trail of footprints at Lateoli, trace of bipedalism


    Not Yet Fully Human
    What Makes A Human?

    We just learn about the origin of human, some


    piece we need to know to fully understand about
    who we are.

    For the perfection of understanding about human


    we also need to know about Who are the first
    human and Who are you called modern human.
    Stefoff, R. 2010. Humans:An Evolutionary
    History Origins. Marshall Cavendish
    Benchmark : New York

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