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Example sentences for "prehuman"

Lexicographically close words:
prehensile; prehension; prehistoric; prehistorique; prehistory; preie; preies; preise; preisen; preist
  1. Outlines (side view) of typical human and prehuman brains, showing the early development of the posterior portions of the brain and the relatively late development of the anterior portions, the seat of the higher mental faculties.

  2. It is not improbable that the prehuman races of this remote geologic age used more than one natural weapon of wood or stone, the latter of the accidental 'Eolithic' type.

  3. This evidence, nevertheless, would be completely offset if it could be proven that the eoliths, or primitive flints, found in various parts of Europe from Oligocene to Pleistocene times are really artifacts of human or prehuman origin.

  4. It is not improbable that the Trinil race was in a stage of Eolithic culture; it is highly probable that the prehuman races of this very remote geologic age used more than one weapon of wood and stone.

  5. Outlines (top view) of typical human and prehuman brains, showing the narrow forebrain of the primitive type and the successive expansion of the seat of the higher mental faculties in the successive races.

  6. Discovery sites of the type specimens of human and prehuman races (in color) facing 19 Plate III Pithecanthropus, the ape-man of Java 87 Plate IV.

  7. The two upper grinding-teeth preserved are much more human than those of the gibbon, but they do not resemble those of man closely enough to positively confirm the prehuman theory.

  8. The true conception of prehuman evolution, which occurred during Miocene and Pliocene times, is rather that of the coincident development of these four distinctively human powers.

  9. On the Bengawan River in central Java, a Dutch army surgeon, Eugen Dubois, had been excavating for fossils in the hope of finding prehuman remains.

  10. This prehuman stage has, none the less, a very great significance in the developmental history of man.

  11. Outlines of human and prehuman brains, side and top views 84 42.

  12. Give further Scriptural evidence of the prehuman existence of Jesus.

  13. His prehuman name was the Logos, which is translated in our common version Bible "the Word".

  14. The record concerning Jesus' prehuman existence, his being begotten and his birth, entirely disproves the theory that he was incarnated.

  15. The first followers of Darwin believed that the human species had been raised above its prehuman ancestors because, and in so far as, it had surrendered itself to a blind instinct of conflict.

  16. We require to make great demands on time for the prehuman periods of the earth's history, but not more than sacred history is willing to allow for the modern or human age.

  17. Deluge 3200 He rejects, of course, the fabulous chronologies of Egypt, China, and India as mythical, or referring to prehuman and antediluvian periods.

  18. The pleasantly written volume before us tells the story of the paleontology and physical geography of the earth in prehuman ages, and closes with a discussion of the theories of the appearance, late in geological time, of man upon the earth.

  19. Such a positive situation, however, is, no doubt, afforded by the strict monogamy, which probably originated in the prehuman natural state and was thenceforth maintained.

  20. Moreover, the knowledge of such a being could hardly render explicable his further development, since he would really belong to the animal level and therefore to the prehuman stage of existence.


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    Other words:
    aboriginal; aborigine; ancestral; ancient; antediluvian; anthropoid; atavistic; autochthonous; caveman; humanoid; patriarchal; prehistoric; primate; prime; primeval; primitive; primordial; pristine; troglodyte