When the first ancestor of modern man walked over the earth.?

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Answer 1

That depends what you mean by "ancestor," of course, but generally speaking when people discuss this question they are asking when the human line broke off from our closest relatives, chimpanzees.  The human-chimp split probably occurred approximately six million years ago, though there is some debate on this point.

Answer 2

It would be easier to reply if you'd explained what you want to know; your question is unclear.

The first ancestor of man to walk the Earth was the first critter to come out of the water and walk. That was before mammals, let along primates.

But here's a link that discusses human evolution:

http://www.newscientist.com/channel/bein...

Answer 3

you mean when humans' ancestors travelled out of africa? according to current daa that was about 1.5-2.0 mya. 1.8 is commonly accepted

Answer 4

That question is a little vague, but if you mean what I think your meaning the answer is 1.5 to 2 Million Years Ago.