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Human Evolution: Investigating Our Origins

Human Evolution: Investigating Our Origins

Science is always evolving. New discoveries shape our current understanding of human evolutionary milestones such as bipedalism, the use of tools, dietary adaptation, changing body shapes and sizes, and life history. Join us to reflect on the roots of humanity as we explore key early hominin adaptations and their evolution through time.  Speakers include:  Zeray Alemseged, Adrienne Zihlman, Tanya Smith and Teresa Steele.

MORNING SESSION:  Open to the general public.  Location: Forum, California Academy of Sciences  Admission: $30.00 ($25.00 for Academy Members)

8:30 Doors open. Complimentary coffee/ tea will be available.
9:00 Zeray Alemseged: Welcome and Introduction
9:20 Adrienne Zihlman: Are "Ardi" and "Lucy" really female?
10:10 Break
10:20 Tanya Smith: A Bite Through Time
11:10 Teresa Steele: The Evolution of Human Diet
12:00 Conclusion

Complimentary coffee & tea available at 8:30 am 

RESERVATION INFORMATION

Be sure to reserve your seat at BioForum. Space is limited and fills up quickly. Science educators and interested members of the public are invited to attend.

Call 1-800-794-7576 to reserve your seat, or purchase tickets online, for the following event:

 

Saturday, 11/06/10

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Cost:

$30 General, $25 Members

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