Where Do Our Opposable Thumbs Come From? — HHMI BioInteractive Video

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Our opposable thumbs evolved from the hand structure of ancient primates. This instructional classroom video explores the human evolution timeline through our hands.

The fossil of Notharctus, a tree-dwelling animal, sheds light on the evolution of early primates and human anatomy. One of the earliest examples in the fossil record of a creature with bones similar to human hand bones, Notharctus opens a window onto the evolution of opposable thumbs.

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