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hominid
[hom′inid]
Etymology: L, homo, man; Gk, eidos, form
pertaining to the primate family Hominidae, which includes humans.

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states that binocular vision "almost certainly was a predatory adaptation" that puts us binocular hominids firmly among predators, while our dentition firmly disputes this.
If you live in Washington, the cover story was "Lost World of the Little People," illustrated by a photo of a black hominid.
Ever since early hominids first made crude stone tools some two and a half million years ago, the archaeological record reveals--to the extent that the material record can stand as a proxy for cognitive states--that innovation in hominid cognitive capacities, or at least their material products, was a highly sporadic and occasional process.
 
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