Definition: The word "anthropopithecus" appears to be a specific genus within the family Homo sapiens, specifically Homo neanderthalensis. The term describes a species known for living in Africa from around 50,000 years ago until about 23,000 years ago. Anthropopithecus was the first hominin species to have large mammalian brains compared to modern humans and is often considered to be the earliest known human ancestor. The term "anthropopithecus" typically means the oldest known hominid species in the world. The definition of "anthropopithecus" encompasses a broad range of features that distinguish it from other early hominin species, including: - Large brain size - Long eyelashes (as compared to modern humans) - Facial hair - Mammalian brains The term suggests that these earliest hominids likely had unique physical adaptations for hunting and social behavior.
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