Human Biology Human Evolution in Africa

The human evolution in Africa is a drawn out process of transformation by which natives' originated from the apelike ancestors. Scientific study shows that behavioral traits and physical traits shared by the people came from the apelike ancestors over approximation of six million years ago. The earliest traits were the bipedalism is walking using the two rear limbs. Other human trait was the ability to make and use tools by using their own intelligence, and capacity for the language developed recently (Philip 2005). Human evolution has been used to show how humans originated and how they adapted to situations many years ago. It was argued that the human evolution stopped due to humans implications towards the environment. The adaptive responses were serious implications of infectious diseases.

The African continent is termed as the Cradle of human kind by many explorers, among the archeologists and historians (Wade 2007). Several evolution theories have been accredited to the evidence proof extracted from the African land. Following these historic discoveries, the species of human were facing major adaption issues to the environment. The climatic characteristics of the land had immense implications biologically and culturally (William 2011).

Evolutionary Process

Evolution in Africa occurred during the last ancestor of all the life, the lineage of modern apes and man is not yet known evidence. Emergence of the Homo sapiens was a distinct species of the great apes that led to the further study of the human evolution that involve scientific discipline including genetics, linguistics, primatologist, archaeology and embryology (Gould 2002). The Homo sapiens arose from African and evolved from different geographical areas. Plantaris muscle is evidence that shows human evolution,...

The primate evolutionary began the evolutionary study as the Paleocene, which came from the family of Hominidae (McHenry 2009). Later the chimpanzees and gorilla evolved and diverge to a genus homo, hence the evolution of the modern human from the common ancestor of species and the Hominini years ago in the Africa. During the evolution of the modern humans, humans adapts to a different situation like the illness where they were to think intelligently on ways to cure and prevent diseases.
It has been argued that the human evolution in Africa has accelerated due to civilization and development of agriculture. Modern human evolution evolved from the common ancestor many years ago in Africa and this lead to the different behavior of the modern humans, the beginning of the use of fire, the emergence of language and the making of the stone tools distinguished them from early humans (Joan 2003).

Adaptation to situations

The comparison between the modern humans and early humans is explained under certain aspectual details out and within Africa. The out of Africa migrated to a different part of the world and eventually replaced the existing hominid species in part of Europe and Asia. Emerging illness in the African continent has caused an impact on the human adaptation and survival. These diseases resulted from the environmental changes that are relevant to the situation that affect humans (Vogel 1997). The aim of adaptation was to change the way in order to suit the habitat and the environment, for instance, during cold days and winter, humans learn to shelter in their homes hence preventing diseases.

Early humans adapted to situations like the hunger by hunting of the wild animals and gathering of…