Sentence examples for earliest ancestors from inspiring English sources

In terms of our earliest ancestors, the answer is generally agreed to be Africa.

The earliest ancestors of Native Americans are known as Paleo-Indians.

So strap yourself in and blast off into this list of the genre's earliest ancestors.

At over 420 million years old, this millipede beat our earliest ancestors to land-lubbering by around 50 million years.

It was reckoned that our earliest ancestors lived in tightly knit groups where everyone was closely related.

Your budgie can see more colours than your dog thanks to the struggle for survival between both their earliest ancestors: dinosaurs and the first mammals.

But seeing ourselves in the train of preceding species, we also recognize the degree of our separation from other animals, even our earliest ancestors.

Like silk, it can be found in almost every species and was probably present in their earliest ancestors: the first spiders already had fangs.

A reflection on how music, according to Steven Mithen's recent ish) work, may have been responsible for the exponential growth in our brain power in our earliest ancestors?

THE LINK Uncovering Our Earliest Ancestor.

Atlantic productions' Uncovering our Earliest Ancestor: The Link, is on BBC1, 26 May at 9pm.