Homo sapiens fossilis (cro-magnon man), Biology

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Homo sapiens fossilis (CRO-MAGNON MAN) -

Fossils found from Cro-Magnon, France by Mac Gregor (1868)
Replaced Neanderthal man about 35.000 years ago
Sharp nose and chin, forehead broad, cranial capacity about 1600 C.c, face orthognathus with elevated narrow nose.
It is believed that Cro-Magnon man is direct descendent of Neanderthal man
They were cave dweller, hunter with domesticated dogs, did some excellent cave paintings, used ivory
Ornaments and animals skin garments. They were omnivores.
Lack of eyebrow ridges. Height - 180 cm.

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