please do this term paper.

htt://www.pbs.org/ wabh/nova/evolution/becoming-human-part-1.htm/ Becoming Human worksheet Part 1: First steps 1-what is the significance of the discovery of a fossil named “Salaam” or (“peace” in Ethiopian)? 2- Roughly when was salaam living and how do we know this? 3- what are the comparisons made between chimpanzees and Australopithecus and how are they significant? 4- What was the climate/ environment of Africa like many millions of years ago (Say 6 Mya)? 5-Acording to biomechanist Daniel Lieberman, why did human Ancestors become bipedal (walk upright)? 6- What is the molecular clock and how does it work? 7-What was the significance of the discovery of Sahelanthropus tchadensis? 8- what evidence is used to suggest that brain development was happening in early human Ancestors? 9-what was the climate of Africa like roughly 3 million year ago to 1 ½ million years ago? 10- How are these latest discoveries being used to challenge traditional conceptions of human. htt://www.pbs.org/ wabh/nova/evolution/becoming-human-part-ll htm/ Becoming human worksheet Part ll” Birth of humanity” 1-What species appeared about 2 million years ago and what were the significant changes from earlier species? 2what kinds of “big questions” can be answered with a nearly complete ancient Skeleton? 3- what is “brain endocast” and what can be learned from them? 4- In what ways are stone tools indicative of an increase in the “thinking power “of homo erectus? 5-what are the hidden cost of large brains? 6- what is homo erectus hunting? 7-how may the deeply social aspects of modern humans be explained through evolutionary development? 8- When did Homo erectus leave Africa and why? 9- What is Homo floresiensis (or the Habit)? 10- What is a possible scenario for the death of “Turkana Boy”? htt://www.pbs.org/ wabh/nova/evolution/becoming-human-part-lll.htm/ Part III: “Last Human Standing” 1-In what order of descent did the species of Homo overtake one another and when? 2-what was discovered in the caves at Atapuerca, in northern Spain and what does this say about archaic Homo sapiens (Homo heidelbergensis in this case)? 3-What is “Excalibur” and What did it signify? 4-In what ways did our ideas about Homo neanderthalensis changes as the 20th century proceeds? 5- what recent discovery in the in the Meuse valley, Belgium helped to refine our views of Neanderthals? 6- what kind of research is going at the Max Planck institute in Leipzig, Germany, regarding evolutionary studies? 7-Why are children’s teeth so valuable to archeologist? 8-why was hunting such a risky business for Neanderthals? 9-Why did Neanderthals go extinct about 25,000 years ago? 10-What is “ the bottleneck effect”?