QUESTION - Lucy is which species of hominid /human?
ANSWER - Australopithecus aferensis
the correct answer of this question is Australopithecus aferensis.
EXPLANATION -
Characteristics of Australopithecus aferensis-
Lucy is which species of hominid/human? O Australopithecus aferensis O Australopithecus robustus Homo erectus O Ardipithecus...
This species of hominid/human is regarded as one of, if not the first type of hominid/human? O Australopithecus aferensis O Homo sapiens Homo heidelbergensis Sahelanthropus tchadensis Major changes in environments begin with a/an? O Evolutionary Pulse O Rain Shadow Climatuicus O Period
These hominids/humans are known for their large molars and? O Sagittal Crests O Sharp Canines O Bunions O Small Cheek Bones This species of hominid/human has regular healed evidence of breakage across their skeletons? Sahelanthropus tchadensis O Homo neanderthalensis O Homo sapiens Australopithecus aferensis
Ardipithecus Aramidus Australopithecus A afarensis A. africanus A deyiremedel Agarn GAIA sediba Paranthropus Raethiopicus P boisel P. robustus • Humans have complex ancestry Homo sapiens is the only surviving species Austrolopithecus (Lucy) Early Momo H. habilis H. neanderthalensis H. sapiens H. rudolfensis H. erectus Recent Homo H. naledi Figure 32.17 H. heidelbergensis Denisovans H. neanderthalensis H. floresiensis H sapiens Homo heidelbergensis Did our species play a role in the extinction of other Homo animals? Present Time millions of years ago)...
Which of these hominids/humans developed the use of fire, complex tools, shelter, clothes and the eating of eggs? O Australopithecus aferensis O Homo erectus O Homo sapiens O Homo heidelbergensis That all of us are mixed heavily, and the ethnicities/ancestral groups common to our species, Homo sapiens means that we are this type of species? O Highly Polytypic O Highly Homogeneous Undifferentiated O Non-Varied
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