hominids 中文意思是什麼

hominids 解釋
人科
  1. The hader and laetolil hominids appear to be unique.

    哈達爾和萊特利爾的化石人類堪稱舉世無雙。
  2. It is, in fact, the oldest, most primitive group of hominids thus far discovered.

    事實上，這是迄今發現的最古老的、最原始的人類集團。
  3. Early hominids mammals fossils

    早期人猿哺乳類動物化石
  4. Hominids feature prominent jaws and most species have large brains relative to those of apes

    Hominids以突出的下頜為特色並且多數種類有大腦子相對那些猿。
  5. In the 5 million years since we hominids separated from apes, our dna has evolved less than 2

    在人科動物從猿類分化出來后的500萬年中，我們的dna進化了還不到2 。
  6. Furthermore, hominids this tiny were known only from fossils of australopithecines ( lucy and the like ) that lived nearly three million years ago ? long before the emergence of h. sapiens

    此外，身材那麼矮小的人，都屬于露西之類的南猿人，他們生活在300萬年前，那時智人連個影子都沒有。
  7. Australopithecus was a group of early hominids that is reckoned to be the ancestral genus of homo, to which modern man belongs

    南方古猿是早期原始人類的一部分，被認為是祖先人種，現代人就由此而來。
  8. " we think about the evolution of bipedalism as one of first events that led hominids down the path to being human.

    「雙腿直立行走的進化是原始人向人類進化的最初階段中的一步。 」
  9. Even if each episode changed the inborn predilections of the hominids by only a small amount, the hundreds of repetitions of this scenario may explain some of the differences between human abilities and those of our closest relatives among the great apes

    即使每一次事件對人猿類的天生傾向，只造成極小的改變，但事件重復數百次后，就足以解釋人類和關系最近的大型猿類之間的能力差異。
  10. The first known hominids or humanlike primates evolve in eastern africa about 5. 2 million years ago

    第一知道的hominids或humanlike大主教演變在東非洲大約5 . 2百萬年前。
  11. A re - examination of anklebones from early hominids indicatestheirgait was not as stable as previous research suggested. they were knock - kneed

    美國研究人員通過對早期原始人類的踝關節進行重新研究后發現，早期人類的步態並非如同此前人們認為的那麼穩健。
  12. Although the fossils have been provisionally categorized by the team as h. erectus based on the presence of certain defining characteristics, he thinks the population represented by the dmanisi hominids may have been more specifically the rootstock of the species, a missing link between erectus and habilis

    雖然研究團隊根據德瑪尼斯人表現的一些直立人定義特徵，暫時將他們歸為直立人，但是洛基帕尼澤認為，德瑪尼斯化石代表的族群，也許是直立人的始祖，正是直立人與巧人之間的缺環。
  13. Telltale puncture wounds on one of the skulls and gnaw marks on the large mandible reveal that some of the hominids at dmanisi ended up as cat food

    那個巨大下顎骨曾遭過?咬，另一個人類頭骨化石上則發現了劍齒虎犬齒的穿孔，這些透露了德瑪尼斯人的下場之一，就是死於虎口。
  14. As it turns out, the spread of grasslands also led to an increase in the relative abundance of grazing mammals such as antelope and gazelle, creating opportunities for hominids capable of exploiting them

    原來，草原擴張后，羚羊、瞪羚之類的草食哺乳類，比起過去，數量增加了，對能夠利用?們的人類來說，這是機會。
  15. Forty years ago, for example, palaeontologists thought that hominids, the group of primates that includes modern humans, had been distinct from other apes for some 25m years

    比如四十年前，古生物學家就認為原始人（包括現代人在內的靈長類群體）與大約2500萬年前的其它類人猿明顯不同。
  16. If the predation hypothesis is correct, it might explain why hominids of the genus homo, such as homo erectus, survived to give rise to modern humans while other relatives such as paranthropus, that lived alongside for hundreds of thousands of years, died out

    報道說，如果上述觀點正確的話，那麼將不難解釋為何一些原始人類如直立人，生活在距今約180萬20萬年前能夠生存下來，並進化成現在的人類而另外一些原始人如傍人paranthropus卻最終走向了滅絕。
  17. The daily activities of lucy and other hominids that lived before about three million years ago appear to have been similar to those of primates living on the open savannas of africa today

    露西及其他約300萬年前的人科動物，與今日生活在非洲開闊草原上的靈長類，日常活動似乎很類似。
  18. But in addition to confirming previous findings, the nontaster form helps to answer one of modern anthropology ' s most controversial questions : as our homo sapiens ancestors spread across the world, did they interbreed with the more archaic hominids they met in europe and asia

    這個苦味基因的突變除了可驗證過去的發現外，還解開了現代人類學中最具爭議的問題：現代智人的祖先擴散到世界時，是否和他們在歐洲和亞洲遇到的其他古代人猿類繁衍後代？
  19. A younger near complete hominid skeleton named lucy by its discoverers and a set of remarkably preserved footprints in hadar, tanzania revealed more about their appearance and one of their most distinctive traits : even the earliest hominids could walk upright on two legs

    更加年輕的近的完全原始人類的骨骼由它的發現者和一套卓越地被保存的腳印在hadar ，坦尚尼亞命名lucy顯露了更多關於他們的出現和他們的最特別的特徵的當中一個:甚而最早期的hominids能走挺直在二條腿。
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