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kfurse

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Au. anamensis is best described as
 
  A. being bipedal with large canines.
  B. having lived 2 m.y.a.
  C. being bipedal with a large brain.
  D. capable of making the first stone tools.
  E. having lived in southern Africa.

Question 2

The skeleton of Lucy's baby reveals that Au. afarensis
 
  A. was still completely arboreal.
  B. was bipedal but still adapted to climbing.
  C. was a chimpanzee ancestor.
  D. had no period of infant dependency.
  E. was able to make precise stone tools.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again



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