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What makes afarensis a hominin? a. its efficient bipedalism b. its large brain c. its tool-making ability d. all of the above. e. its efficient bipedalism and large brain
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a)its efficient bipedalism
They were efficient bipedalism, their pelvic region and leg bones shows more closely resembles with modern man. But they spent their most of the time on tree, they were also able to climb.
Thier brain size were comparitively small,
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