Exam 13: The Early Hominins
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Raymond Dart decided that the Taung child was a hominin based on:
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Specific anatomical adaptations for a tough,fibrous diet include:
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Fossils belonging to the species Australopithecus anamensis were discovered at:
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Recent finds in northern Chad have been assigned to the species:
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Many paleoanthropologists see A.afarensis as exhibiting many features that are transitional between the Miocene hominoids and the hominins.What are some of the features?
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One of the oldest australopithecine sites,Laetoli,has yielded many hominin fossils as well as tracks of hominin footprints.This site dates from:
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What ideas exist on the use of tools by Paranthropus? What evidence is there?
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The hominin sites of Olduvai Gorge are located at what were once:
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Which of the following cranial capacities falls within the range found in the genus Australopithecus:
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How many species of Australopithecus were there? Do all paleoanthropologists agree on this number? Explain.
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According to the consensus among paleoanthropologists,"Lucy" is:
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The existence of very few foramina in P.robustus suggests they may have:
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