How do paleoanthropologists attempt to define what a human being is? How are human beings similar to and different from other species?

Question

What will be an ideal response?

Answer 1

A. Definition of a Human Being
1) Live in the same region and practice the same culture
2) Adapt to deficiencies such as standing erect due to lack of climbing skills
3) Could set fires to manage the grazing of animals they hunted
4) Could use simple tools such as sharpened stones to butcher carcasses
B. Humans are different from other species
1) Poorly equipped physically and had inferior sight, smell, and hearing, slow movements, unthreatening teeth and nails, poor digestions, and weak bodies that confined them to the ground
2) Could sweat profusely over hairless skins to keep cool during long chases
3) Could ward off rival predators with relatively accurate throwing arms and well-coordinated eye–arm movements