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− | H. Sapiens had a very different skull than had ever been seen before. They had grew to an average height of 167 cm, and so had their brain, to about 1350cc, however early H. Sapiens's brains were 1500cc. Unlike other Homo species, H. Sapiens's skull was broadest at the top. From the website:
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− | As well, H. Sapiens's jaws were short, resulting in a vertical face design. H. Sapiens was also the first species to have a protruding bony chin. H. Sapiens have less muscles than other Homos, but their legs are also very long compared to the arm length.
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− | https://c1.staticflickr.com/7/6134/6196303895_e68a2e0607_z.jpg
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− | This image shows a H. Sapien's skull for comparison with a H. Ergaster's skull. Notice the difference in jaw size and brain size.
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− | == Sources ==
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− | http://australianmuseum.net.au/Homo-sapiens-modern-humans
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− | --Matthew Giordano
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