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Evidence of Change

Humans’ earliest ancestors appeared in primatesAfricaDNAfruitSelect your answer about 27 million years ago. They ate DNAprimatesfruitthumbSelect your answer and walked on four legs. Several types of early apes, called DNAproconsulsancestorfruitSelect your answer, evolved. Together with apes and monkeys, we belong to a group of mammals called primatesfruitvisionancestorSelect your answer. Since humans have proconsulsDNAprimatesfruitSelect your answer that is similar to chimpanzees, we likely have a common ancestorvisiongraspthumbSelect your answer. This ancestral line split about six to ten million years ago. One important feature that primates developed was the opposable graspthumbvisionDNASelect your answer. This enables primates to fruitforwardgraspthumbSelect your answer and tightly hold objects. Another feature is binocular thumbfruitvisiongraspSelect your answer. Both eyes are aimed forwardAfricavisionancestorSelect your answer, making it easier to judge distances.