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Latest Evidence Indicates That Bipedal Locomotion May Have First Evolved

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Latest evidence indicates that bipedal locomotion may have first evolved


A) on the open savannas of Africa.
B) on the floor of the Rift Valley.
C) on the coastal plains of South Africa.
D) in the mixed forest/open plains of East Africa.

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