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What criteria did Linnaeus use to establish his classificatory system?
 
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Which of the following australopithecine species do scientists not believe to be ancestral to the Homo line?
 
  a. A. sediba
  b. A. anamensis
  c. A. africanus
  d. A. robustus
  e. A. garhi



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Answer to Question 1

Linnaeus based his classification on body structure, body function, and sequence of body growth.

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Reply 2 on: Aug 11, 2018
Wow, this really help


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