Sentence examples for proto-humans from inspiring English sources

One is a Martian landscape where scabrous lizards battle proto-humans.

We looked like the proto-humans in the first reel of "2001: A Space Odyssey," marvelling at the inexplicable monolith.

Bickerton (2009, 2014) hypothesizes that language emerged as the solution to a scavenging problem faced by proto-humans.

We should stop describing these modern marvels as proto-humans and instead talk about them as a new generation of flexible and powerful machines.

Fathers help create those demanding proto-humans, too, and it's long past time we stopped assuming that women are the default provider of that 24/7 care.

His 78-foot-long mural showing six million years' worth of the proto-humans whose bony bits have been found in northeast Africa is coming to Manhattan in June as part of the exhibit "Lucy's Legacy".

Without meat, said Milton, it's unlikely that proto humans could have secured enough energy and nutrition from the plants available in their African environment at that time to evolve into the active, sociable, intelligent creatures they became.

Ardipithecus appears: an early "proto-human" with grasping feet.

Mothers – only mothers, apparently – should do better, responding immediately to the proto-human's needs.

It is a found portrait, a ready-made image of the proto-human face.

These proto-human agents attempt to subsist by foraging and nesting on dynamic, spatially explicit landscapes.