Human evolution or human origin refers to the evolution of homo sapiens as a separate species from other hominids and apes.

To study this issue, many branches of science have to be helped, for example, anthropology, primitive science, biology, archeology, linguistics and genetics.

Here the word "man" or "human" actually refers to the animals involved only in the hymns, although the study of human species evolution has many species of Australopithecus - they are obviously under discussion. Approximately 2.3 million to 2.4 million years ago Homo masses in Africa separated from the Australopithecus mass, many species of Homo were originated, although they were all extinct except for the single persoAmong the extinct human species Homo erectus who lived in Asia and Homo NyanDertelensis were spread across Europe and the Middle East. Archaeological Homo sapiens - originated from an estimated 400,000 to 250,000 years ago. Archaeologically, the species which is meant to be the oldest member of homo sapiens is different from the previous ones, but in some cases different from the modern man.

The most widely used hypothesis among scientists about the emergence of modern humans in terms of the internal structure of the body is the "out of Africa"

hypothesis, which is the essence of which we have spread around the continent approximately 50-100,000 years ago in Africa. In our global expansion time, Homo erectus from Asia and Neanderthals from Europe have been abolished.

Another different hypothesis is that, about 2.5 million years ago Homo erectas spread through Africa, as their descendants, we have been born differently in different parts of the world, but it was possible to breed within those geographically separate Homoos.