- EARLIEST HOMININS AND OLDEST HUMAN ANCESTORS: SAHELANTHROPUS, ORRORIN AND ARDIPITHECUS
- EARLIEST PRE-HOMININS, PRIMATES AND APES
- FROM APES TO HOMININS — 15 MILLION TO 5 MILLION YEARS AGO
- HOMININ- ANIMAL DIFFERENCES AND THE EVOLUTION TOWARDS HUMANNESS
- HUMAN-LIKE BEHAVIOR AND MORALITY IN CHIMPANZEES, MONKEYS AND ORANGUTANS
- HUMAN-LIKE LANGUAGE AND INTELLIGENCE OF CHIMPANZEES, GORILLAS, ORANGUTANS AND BONOBOS
- TOOL USE BY ANIMALS
- EARLY HOMININ AND HUMAN FEATURES: BIG BRAINS, AND LACK OF HAIR AND PENIS SPINES
- HOMININ BIPEDALISM: COSTS, BENEFITS, WALKING AND RUNNING
- THEORIES ABOUT HOMININ BIPEDALISM: CLIMATE, TREES, SAVANNAHS
- FAMOUS HOMININ DISCOVERY SITES
- THE LEAKEYS — LOUIS, MARY, RICHARD AND MEAVE
- AUSTRALOPITHECINES: CHARACTERISTICS, POSSIBLE TOOL USE AND DIVERSITY
- AUSTRALOPITHECUS AND EARLY HOMININ FOOD, DIET AND EATING HABITS
- LAETOLI FOOTPRINTS
- DIFFERENT AUSTRALOPITHECUS SPECIES
- AUSTRALOPITHECUS AFARENSIS: LUCY, DESI, BIPEDALISM AND TREES
- AUSTRALOPITHECUS AFRICANUS: TAUNG CHILD, LITTLE FOOT AND MRS. PLES
- AUSTRALOPITHECUS SEDIBA: DISCOVERY SITE AND SIGNIFICANCE
- AUSTRALOPITHECUS SEDIBA CHARACTERISTICS
- PARANTHROPUS AND KENYANTHROPUS (ALSO CLASSIFIED AS AUSTRALOPITHECINES)
- EARLY HOMININ TOOLS: WHO MADE THEM AND HOW WERE THEY MADE?
- OLDEST STONE TOOLS AND WHO USED THEM
- TOOLS FROM THE EARLY HOMO PERIOD
- EARLY HOMOS: DEVELOPMENT, COMPLEXITY, CONCURRENCE
- FIRST HOMO SPECIES: HABILIS, ERECTUS, RUDOLFENSIS AND ERGASTER
- HOMO HABILIS
- HOMO ERECTUS: BODY FEATURES, DEVELOPMENTS AND SKILLS
- HOMO ERECTUS SUBSPECIES, RELATED SPECIES AND FAMOUS FOSSILS
- HOMO ERECTUS TOOLS, HUNTING AND VIOLENCE
- HOMO ERECTUS LIFE, STRUCTURES, LANGUAGE, ART AND CULTURE
- HOMININS, HOMO ERECTUS AND FIRE
- HOMO ERECTUS FOOD
- HOMININS, HOMO ERECTUS AND COOKING
- HOMO ERECTUS AND OUT OF AFRICA THEORY
- DMANISI HOMININS —1.8-MILLION-YEAR-OLD HOMO ERECTUS IN GEORGIA
- HOMO ERECTUS AND THE FIRST HOMININS IN ASIA
- HOMO ERECTUS AND THE FIRST HOMININS IN EUROPE
