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humanise      
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  • Basic anatomical features of female and male humans. These models have had [[body hair]] and male [[facial hair]] removed and head hair trimmed. The female model is wearing red [[nail polish]] on her [[toenails]] and a ring on her left hand.
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  • Humans and their domesticated animals represent 96% of all mammalian biomass on earth, whereas all wild mammals represent only 4%.<ref name="Bar-On" />
  • The [[Dunhuang map]], a [[star map]] showing the North Polar region. China circa 700.
  • early human migration]] during the [[Upper Paleolithic]], following to the [[Southern Dispersal]] paradigm
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  • Changes in the number and order of genes (A–D) create genetic diversity within and between population.
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  • Humans often live in family-based social structures
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  • Lucy]]'','' the first ''[[Australopithecus afarensis]]'' skeleton found
  • Drawing of the [[human brain]], showing several important structures
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  • Illustration of grief from [[Charles Darwin]]'s 1872 book ''[[The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals]]''
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  • Humans living in [[Bali]], [[Indonesia]], preparing a meal
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  • Egyptian]], drawing by an unknown artist after a mural of the tomb of [[Seti I]]
  • The [[Silk Road]] (red) and spice [[trade routes]] (blue)
  • Parents can display [[familial love]] for their children.
  • A 10&nbsp;mm [[human embryo]] at 5 weeks
  • United Nations headquarters]] in New York City, which houses one of the world's largest political organizations
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COMMON NAME OF HOMO SAPIENS, UNIQUE EXTANT SPECIES OF THE GENUS HOMO, FROM EMBRYO TO ADULT
HomoSapiens; Humans; Human being; Theories of the origin of humans; Humankind; Human Being; Homo Sapiens; Homo sapien; Human race; Alternative views on the origin of mankind; Human beings; Human species; Human Beings; H. sapiens; Modern humans; Modern Human; Homo Sapien; Homosapiens; Human Origins; Human kind; Homo sapien sapiens; Humans as primates; Man (anthropology and biology); Homo sapian; Human habitat; Homosapian; Human specie; Terran (Homo Sapien); Homo sapein; Early Homo sapiens; Huamn; Human habitat and population; H Sapiens; Homo sapiens (Middle Paleolithic); East African Plains Ape; Modern homo sapiens; Anatomically Modern Humans; H. Sapiens; Humxn; The human race; Peoplekind; Homo sapiens; Species 5618; User:Humanbegin; User:Laughing with happiness; Mankind
adj. human to + inf. (it's only human to seek a better life)
Human         
  • Egypt]]
  • center
  • Basic anatomical features of female and male humans. These models have had [[body hair]] and male [[facial hair]] removed and head hair trimmed. The female model is wearing red [[nail polish]] on her [[toenails]] and a ring on her left hand.
  • center
  • center
  • Akkadian]]
  • [[Shango]], the [[Orisha]] of fire, lightning, and thunder, in the [[Yoruba religion]], depicted on horseback
  • upright
  • Humans and their domesticated animals represent 96% of all mammalian biomass on earth, whereas all wild mammals represent only 4%.<ref name="Bar-On" />
  • The [[Dunhuang map]], a [[star map]] showing the North Polar region. China circa 700.
  • early human migration]] during the [[Upper Paleolithic]], following to the [[Southern Dispersal]] paradigm
  • center
  • Changes in the number and order of genes (A–D) create genetic diversity within and between population.
  • center
  • Karyotype}}
  • Humans often live in family-based social structures
  • url-status=live}}</ref>
  • Lucy]]'','' the first ''[[Australopithecus afarensis]]'' skeleton found
  • Drawing of the [[human brain]], showing several important structures
  • center
  • Illustration of grief from [[Charles Darwin]]'s 1872 book ''[[The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals]]''
  • center
  • Humans living in [[Bali]], [[Indonesia]], preparing a meal
  • center
  • center
  • Egyptian]], drawing by an unknown artist after a mural of the tomb of [[Seti I]]
  • The [[Silk Road]] (red) and spice [[trade routes]] (blue)
  • Parents can display [[familial love]] for their children.
  • A 10&nbsp;mm [[human embryo]] at 5 weeks
  • United Nations headquarters]] in New York City, which houses one of the world's largest political organizations
  • 300px
  • center
COMMON NAME OF HOMO SAPIENS, UNIQUE EXTANT SPECIES OF THE GENUS HOMO, FROM EMBRYO TO ADULT
HomoSapiens; Humans; Human being; Theories of the origin of humans; Humankind; Human Being; Homo Sapiens; Homo sapien; Human race; Alternative views on the origin of mankind; Human beings; Human species; Human Beings; H. sapiens; Modern humans; Modern Human; Homo Sapien; Homosapiens; Human Origins; Human kind; Homo sapien sapiens; Humans as primates; Man (anthropology and biology); Homo sapian; Human habitat; Homosapian; Human specie; Terran (Homo Sapien); Homo sapein; Early Homo sapiens; Huamn; Human habitat and population; H Sapiens; Homo sapiens (Middle Paleolithic); East African Plains Ape; Modern homo sapiens; Anatomically Modern Humans; H. Sapiens; Humxn; The human race; Peoplekind; Homo sapiens; Species 5618; User:Humanbegin; User:Laughing with happiness; Mankind
·noun A human being.
II. Human ·adj Belonging to man or mankind; having the qualities or attributes of a man; of or pertaining to man or to the race of man; as, a human voice; human shape; human nature; human sacrifices.
Examples of use of humanise
1. But Abu Assad disagrees: "I did not set out to humanise.
2. "There‘s an argument," he says, "which is that to humanise them is a kind of exoneration.
3. If the security services are going to have any chance of infiltrating the bombers they must first humanise those involved.
4. Users are already finding ways to repurpose and even humanise this Xbox 360 XML stream.
5. To be honest, Im surprised San Quentin publishes these oddly compelling menus, as reading them tends to humanise the condemned.
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