Multiple Choice
H. habilis has been characterized cranially and postcranially. Cranially, it resembles the genus Homo; postcranially
A) it also looks like Homo
B) it resembles the australopithecines
C) it is a mosaic of Homo and Australopithecus
D) it kept traits suggesting arboreal forays for food
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