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abarnes

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__________ of A. afarensis specimens have been found since the discovery of Lucy.
 
  a. Dozens
  b. Hundreds
  c. Thousands
  d. Millions

Question 2

The oldest known __________ come from Bouri and Gona, Ethiopia and date to approximately __________.
 
  a. hominins; 3 million years ago
  b. stone tools; 2.5 million years ago
  c. bone tools; 2 million years ago
  d. intentional burials; 1.7 million years ago



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Answer to Question 1

Correct Answer: c

Answer to Question 2

Correct Answer: b



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