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Australopithecus is considered the first species to walk upright in human evolutionary history.
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Homo erectus, with a larger brain capacity and advanced tool use, is considered the first true human species.
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Darwin's theory emphasizes survival of the fittest through natural selection as a key driver of evolution.
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Shrew-like mammals were among the first mammals, small in size and viviparous, marking the transition to mammalian evolution.
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Australopithecus lived in East African grasslands about 2 million years ago and used primitive stone tools.
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Homo habilis, known as the 'handy man,' was the first hominid to use tools, with a brain capacity ranging from 650 to 800 cc.
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Homo erectus appeared before Homo sapiens in the evolutionary timeline.
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Cetaceans, including whales and dolphins, are mammals adapted for life in water.
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Neanderthal Man, with a brain size of 1400 cc, displayed cultural behaviors like burying their dead.
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Homo habilis appeared before Homo sapiens in the evolutionary timeline.
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Homo erectus is known as the first hominid to use fire, marking an important stage in human evolution.
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Neanderthal Man is considered the closest extinct relative of modern humans, with a brain size comparable to Homo sapiens.
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