The thing about “raft dispersal theory”. I think is that highly unlikely a population drifted across the sea. Happend to have both sexes😂 happend to be genentically distinct from each other so as not to be inbred and be able to sustain a viable population. No way that happend. They didnt float on logs 😂 They must have built craft. There no other reason for the dispersal. Luzon has been an island for millions of years.
It most likely would have played a part- Here is a very basic example : Pre-hominin apes live in trees or mostly in trees in Africa, the climate supporting the forest biome deteriorates and the forest biome shrinks leaving behind larger patches of savannah leading to more competitionfor food and shelter, these stresses on the species that survive either kill them off or perhaps they are more adaptable and survive and may even incur changes like bipedalism which requires certain morohological changes to hio bones etc. Does that answer your question?
@@Archaeology101Lectures I suggest that hominid instinct to estimate distance around themselves through their binaural visions and hearing ability developed simultaneously with bipedalism, growth, and sophistication of their brain.
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Hope they find more fossils. Lots more - all through Asia specifically southeast islands.
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The thing about “raft dispersal theory”. I think is that highly unlikely a population drifted across the sea. Happend to have both sexes😂 happend to be genentically distinct from each other so as not to be inbred and be able to sustain a viable population. No way that happend. They didnt float on logs 😂 They must have built craft. There no other reason for the dispersal. Luzon has been an island for millions of years.
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Did human evolution co-developed by the Nature and Climate presented to them?
It most likely would have played a part- Here is a very basic example : Pre-hominin apes live in trees or mostly in trees in Africa, the climate supporting the forest biome deteriorates and the forest biome shrinks leaving behind larger patches of savannah leading to more competitionfor food and shelter, these stresses on the species that survive either kill them off or perhaps they are more adaptable and survive and may even incur changes like bipedalism which requires certain morohological changes to hio bones etc.
Does that answer your question?
@@Archaeology101Lectures I suggest that hominid instinct to estimate distance around themselves through their binaural visions and hearing ability developed simultaneously with bipedalism, growth, and sophistication of their brain.