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Average height of male neanderthals were 5'6-5'7, what was the average height of early male humans (us)?
The average height of early male humans is estimated to be around 5'6" to 5'8". This is based on skeletal remains and anthropological data from different regions and time periods.
Yes, the average height of early male humans did vary across different regions. For example, skeletal remains from Europe and North Africa suggest an average height of 5'6" to 5'8", while remains from East Asia suggest an average height of 5'4" to 5'6". This variation can be attributed to genetics, nutrition, and other environmental factors.
The average height of early male humans was influenced by a combination of genetic and environmental factors. Genetics played a role in determining the potential for height, while environmental factors such as nutrition, disease, and physical activity also played a significant role in determining the final height of an individual.
Yes, the average height of early male humans did change over time. With the development of agriculture and more sedentary lifestyles, there was an increase in the average height of early male humans. However, with the rise of industrialization and urbanization, there has been a decline in average height in some populations due to factors such as poor nutrition and living conditions.
The average height of early male humans was generally shorter than modern humans, but there is evidence of some populations having similar or even taller average heights. This can be attributed to improvements in nutrition and healthcare in modern times.