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khang

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The hominin that is the direct ancestor of the genus Homo is __________.
 
  a. Au. africanus
  b. Au. boisei
  c. Au. garhi
  d. not certain

Question 2

Disagreement among scientists on the phylogeny of hominins shows __________.
 
  a. that very little is understood about hominins at all
  b. that personality is the primary factor in getting one's theories widely accepted
  c. that previous ideas are always being retested in light of new data
  d. that no progress is ever made in understanding human origins



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Answer to Question 1

Answer d

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