Assertion: genus homo | /r/HasProperty | h. habilis
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text: This temporal interval reaches forward in time from the latest known occurrences of ‘generalized’ Australopithecus species (A. afarensis in eastern Africa, A. africanus in southern Africa) to the earliest known records of two, perhaps three, species commonly attributed to the genus Homo (H. habilis, H. rudolfensis and H. erectus).
text: : an extinct hominid of the genus Homo (H. habilis) that is known from sub-Saharan fossil remains associated with crude stone tools, is estimated to have flourished 1.6 to 2 million years ago, and is believed to be the predecessor of Homo erectus
text: : an extinct hominid of the genus Homo (H. habilis) that is known from sub-Saharan fossil remains associated with crude stone tools, is estimated to have flourished 1.6 to 2 million years ago, and is believed to be the predecessor of Homo erectus
text: : an extinct hominid of the genus Homo (H. habilis) that is known from sub-Saharan fossil remains associated with crude stone tools, is estimated to have flourished 1.6 to 2 million years ago, and is believed to be the predecessor of Homo erectus