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Shelles

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The most immediately obvious feature distinguishing ________ from the australopiths is cranial size
 
  a. A. afarensis
  b. Aegyptopithecus
  c. Homo Habilis
  d. A. aftricanus
  e. Ardipithecus

Question 2

A sagittal crest is
 
  a. only present in some nonhuman primates.
  b. a characteristic of some A. afarensis species.
  c. a raised ridge of bone running along the midline of the cranium for the attachment of muscles.
  d. not present in any hominin fossils.
  e. only found in humans today.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c



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