Bipedal Primates Considered to Be in the Human Family or Evolutionary

Q36: What species is the fossil "Lucy" considered

Q37: Habitual bipedalism is a behavioral characteristic typical

Q38: The contraction of forest habitat at the

Q39: Fossil hand anatomy suggested that:<br>A) Homo habilis

Q40: The name applied to the australopithecine species

Q42: Orrorin is thought to have been bipedal

Q43: Australopithecus africanus dates to how long ago:<br>A)

Q44: The oldest evidence for bipedal primates dates

Q45: Compared to the australopithecines, the Homo habilis

Q46: By the end of the Miocene, the