为什么「智人」的英文「 Homo sapiens sapiens 」中有两个「 sapiens Homo sapiens sapiens，这个命名结构是genus species subspecies，有时候在subspecies之前会加【sp 】或者【subsp 】来标记亚种以免混淆。 Homo是属（genus）名，拉丁文的‘人’的意思，指出了人属； sapiens是种（species）名，拉丁文的‘聪明的’意思，指出了智人种；
What is the actual meaning origin of the prefix homo? - Reddit In this case we're using homo from the Latin, and the Latin sapiens (wise,sensible, judicious) This, by the way is why we call animals with senses sentient ( sentientem - "feeling") whereas animals that have self-awareness and the capacity for abstract thought (dolphins, some apes, us) are called sapient (again, thoughtful or wise)
How do you like the Homo Sapiens mode? : r VintageStory - Reddit For those who have played the Homo Sapiens mode, would you recommend it - what's good and not so good about it? I haven't tried it yet but as I'm not particularly interested in the story aspects of the game but really like the survival, crafting, cooking mechanics etc, I thought I should give it a go Also, is there any way to set a spawn?
Directors Cut Homo Faber trophy : r DeathStranding - Reddit I just completed my last missing trophy “Homo Faber” on Death Stranding - Director’s Cut For anyone who also struggles with this trophy completing all weapons and equipment, here is a list of all 108 items needed for “Homo Faber” Trophy (DC marks the items from the Director’s Cut) TOOLS: Ladder Climbing Anchor, lvl 1 Climbing
“No homo” : r lgbt - Reddit "No homo" just became a way for straight guys to express that If they also express they think it's gross, it gets insulting, which can happen If a queer person tells them to stop and they don't, it becomes very problematic
Why was Homo heidelbergensis of a robust build? Are Homo . . . - Reddit Homo Erectus was only a few degrees removed from a tree-climbing body plan They could run long distances without tiring, but the more muscular Neanderthal Man would likely fold a Homo Erectus in a fight Same goes for a close encounter with large, highly rewarding prey Homo Erectus hunted gazelle — Neanderthal hunted rhinoceroses
Just found out Homo erectus survived for 2 million years and it is . . . Homo naledi may have used fire to cook and navigate 230,000 years ago, archaeologists say They have found evidence that Homo naledi, an extinct human species with a comparatively smaller brain than H sapiens, used fire to cook and light up dark tunnels – though this claim remains controversial