Turning point for early human diets occurred 3.5 million years - TopicsExpress

Turning point for early human diets occurred 3.5 million years ago. Prior to about 3.5 million years ago, early humans dined almost exclusively on leaves and fruits from trees, shrubs, and herbs-similar to modern-day gorillas and chimpanzees. However, about 3.5 million years ago, early human species like Australopithecus afarensis and Kenyanthropus platyops began to also nosh on grasses, sedges, and succulents-or on animals that ate those plants terradaily/reports/Turning_point_for_early_human_diets_occurred_3_point_5_million_years_ago_999.html

Is amazng i visitd a friend in Ebonyi state whre he kept his phone

Olá amigos e parceiros Temos as melhores opções para vocês

Do not get married to someone whose character you cannot cope with

My fellow youths out there please remember that your destiny lies

A good night with Ayr Riding Club at Muirmill Equestrian Centre,

*** Looking for promoters and partners! If interested, inbox me

The 99:1 media strategy: Modi is speaking to the right

MGN-AFRICA»» pin:2A123D88 Wisconsin police send armoured vehicle

GlobalToner compatible Brother TN650/TN620/TN580/TN520 Toner

Recently, the staff of San Antonio Community Hospital were paid a

Holiday Deal :: 3drose dpp_3317_1 Billiards Balls Pool Wall Clock,

Train to get better, for when you grow a new meaning unfolds;

El Huasco por anulación de Punta Alcalde: 'Es un triunfo

As of 07/13/14 POLICE MANDATE: ANIMALS WILL BE EUTHANIZED ON