Human skulls: using evidence from the past (non-statutory)
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I can describe how human skulls have changed over time and use fossil evidence to suggest reasons why.
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Scientists who study humans depend on fossil evidence to help them learn about how our ancestors have changed over time.
Human skulls can show changes in characteristics such as: skull shape, brain and jaw size.
Modern day skulls show differences, suggested by scientists, linked to humans chewing softer, processed food.
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