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Science Evolution of Our Own Genus Homo Habilis Short Discussion

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This week, we are learning about the evolution of our our own genus, Homo. As you saw from the reading, lecture video, and concept video, there is controversy over whether H. habilis should be classified as a member of our genus. This week, I’d like you to explore this topic further.As you saw from the reading, lecture video, and concept video, there is controversy over whether H. habilis should be classified as a member of our genus. Based on the evidence presented in the course materials, including criteria for inclusion in the genus Homo and the characteristics of H. habilis, do you think H. habilis should be classified as a member of Homo, of Australopithecus, or of its own genus? Back your answer up with empirical evidence. 

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