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KimWrice

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Which characteristics of A. sediba resemble Homo?
 
  a. short fingers and brain reorganization
  b. omnivorous diet
  c. big brains
  d. reduced dentition
  e. long arms and short legs

Question 2

Even though the cranial capacity estimates of Australipiths are within the range of most modern great apes, their brains were:
 
  a. more encephalized
  b. much smaller.
  c. more limited.
  d. impossible to measure.
  e. more suited for complex language.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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