Au. afarensis is most clearly identified as a hominin because ...

[go.lag]

Au. afarensis is most clearly identified as a hominin because
 
  A. its postcranial remains indicate bipedalism.
  B. its pointed canines project beyond the other teeth.
  C. it had stereoscopic vision.
  D. it had a small brain case.
  E. its molars are larger than those of later Australopithecus.

Question 2

________ was a major hominin group that lived from about 4 million to 1 million years ago.
 
  A. Homo sapiens
  B. Homo erectus
  C. Ramapithecus
  D. Australopithecus
  E. Dryopithecus

[prumorgan]

Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D

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