Homo erectus was able to migrate out of africa because:
a. he developed extra body hair to su...
Biology, 02.08.2019 04:10 yesseniaroman21
Homo erectus was able to migrate out of africa because:
a. he developed extra body hair to survive in cold areas (like northern europe)
b. he doubled the amount of body fat which provided insulation in cold areas
c. by eating meat, he could migrate wherever animals are found, and live in cold areas where plant-eaters (like australopithecus) could not have found food during ice ages
d. all of the above
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