Human

Modern humans (Homo anthros) are the most numerous species of the Homo genus, identified by lack of bodily hair and fur, bipedal locomotion, manual dexterity, and upright posture. They have become one of the most technologically advanced species in the Galaxy.

The species is native to the planet Oblis, though members of genus Homo exist throughout the Galaxy, particularly the Trigon System. Some descended species include Half-Giants and Wizards.

Anatomy and Physiology
The human body, like the majority of bipedal sentient creatures, have several key body parts shared among almost all upright species. They have two legs, a torso, arms, a neck, and a head. The inner anatomy includes several organ systems, most notably the digestive, cardiovascular, circulatory, reproductive, skeletal, muscular, respritory, and endocrine systems, though others do exist. Almost all members of the homo genus, save for interspecies hybrids, have no tail, and lack large amounts of bodily hair. Other shared features include diverse blood systems, opposable thumbs, and noticable sexual dimorphism.

Human brain size is signifigantly larger when compared to other Homo species. The cerebral cortex is more developed, and contains more neurons. Additionally, size varies quite massively from the other species. The average adult male height is 67 inches (172 centimeters), while female average is 62 inches (158 centimeters). Mass also ranges, with the average healthy human at 152.75 pounds, though extremes reach in both directions. Both height and weight vary by heritage and genetics.

Life Cycle
Humans are born at a fraction of their mature size, typically in the range of 18 - 26 inches at birth. Throughout the first 20 years of the human life, numerous physical and mental changes begin. Teenagers are more likely to show rational thinking than a newborn. Humans reach sexual maturity in the age range of 12 to 15.

The average human lifespan can last anywhere from 90 to 140 years. Certain cases of extreme old age show that the max human life is about 170. The average life is affected by conditions of the humans home. Those living in rural regions in the Omnilith Islands are shown to have a life expectancy nearly twice that of those living in dry and hostile regions on Asocia.