The phrase "contemporary human" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to people who are living in the present time. Example: "The technology used by contemporary humans has greatly advanced compared to that of our ancestors."
Culture – like religion and nation and race – provides a source of identity for contemporary human beings.
The timing of weaning can be critical in contemporary human societies.
But I will say that contemporary human investigations are as incisive and fresh in UK novelists as any American one.
In Protti's rendering, the sublime Amazonian wilderness has become instead a stage for a contemporary human dystopia.
Reynard The Fox, hero of several medieval European cycles of versified animal tales that satirize contemporary human society.
Scholars believed that if they could discover this origin, they would be able to explain contemporary human rituals.
Contemporary human rights documents draw just this line; they distinguish between policies of oppression and measures designed to accelerate de facto equality.
Through July 16 Missing from this 32-artist, 55-work mini-survey of contemporary human figure representations are images that idealize.
Geneticists have conducted studies in order to establish connections between contemporary human groups, thereby revealing past migrations, but systematic sampling has not yet been carried out.
Other evolutionary studies have seemed far removed from contemporary human health issues.
As the title of the meeting Evolution in Contemporary Human Populations: Medical, Genetic and Behavioral Implications (Govindaraju 2007)—suggests, this group of scientists clearly share the belief that evolution is going on in contemporary human populations.
