where did homo habilis live?

Question

continent, country, etc.

Answer 1

Africa. But Homo Habilis was the first to move out of Africa. If I remember correctly.

Answer 2

North American, USA, somewhere in the wilds of Illinois, in fact there is a whole movement for homo habilis to have equal protection under the law for marriage! Seriously, the definition of this species is credited to both Mary and Louis Leakey, who found fossils in Tanzania, East Africa, between 1962 and 1964

Answer 3

Homo habilis lived in East Africa.

The fossils of note of Homo habilis are from Kenya, particularly Koobi Fora.

H. habilis is still considered the first member of our genus, and ancestral to us.

Ancestral to H. habilis is most likely Australopithecus afarensis, or the "Lucy" fossil.

Answer 4

Homo habilis lived in the savanna plains and the woodlands of south and
east Africa 1.5 - 2.0 million years ago, often near lakes and rivers.

Answer 5

The olduvai gorge is in Asia, not africa. They are not H. habilis.

And the A. aferansis is a different level of evolution before the H. habilis.

Answer 6

They were found in the Olduvai Gorge, Tanzania by the famous Leakeys. Others were found in Koobi Fora, Kenya. They were supposed to be the descendents of the australopithecines (remember Lucy?).

Answer 7

not very well. evidence? do you see any homo-habilis walking around currently? that goes for Australopithecus as well! don't think i didn't forget about you Australopithecus!

Answer 8

At 1536 West Kedzie, in Chicago.

Answer 9

somewhere over the rainbow way up high in a land that ive heard of once in a lullaby

Answer 10

san francisco