Formation of primate specificity

Anthropologist tells about jumping on the wood animals, increased social primate brain volumes and parts of a person. What is the specificity of fossil primates from the point of view? When we laid the basic characteristics of a person? What resulted in a decrease in the olfactory portion of the brain in humans? And why animals with a lot of young and small life expectancy do not have a chance to be reasonable?

When we have the remains of the earliest primates and ancient insectivores, bats and oldest ancient rodents, extremely difference between them is not obvious. And paleontologists show the wonders of resourcefulness to finding some kind of a tooth, for example, dating 60-65 million years old and having a size of two millimeters, understand, whose tooth it is: an ancient primate or old shrew. And the specificity of primates from this point of view it is very obvious. Nevertheless, it is the signs and features of these early primates that lived 50-65 million years ago, just asked all the specifics of the modern man.

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Specificity of primates, including man presents many unexpected manner. As it became known after the recent discoveries of the 2000s, the earliest primates differ from other mammals in that they were wood animals that lived in the trees and have been adapted to jump on the tips of branches, to hopping from branch to branch. And the opening of the 2012 bones purgatoriusa, primate-like creature, reveals that while primates were really bouncy wood animals.

During the life of the trees and the predominant fruit-eating, but actually omnivorous primates exhibit fruit and insect vision, worse hearing and sense of smell really bad, so we have reduced the sense of smell. Smell - Senior sense organ in most mammals and primates just are not so. Reduction of olfactory centers has led to the fact that we dropped the nose and, most importantly, reduced olfactory part of the brain, which are the front of the brain. And at the very first primate this led, in particular, to the fact that the front part of the skull, too, has moved, there was a so-called postorbital narrowing.