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Paleoanthropological evidence indicates that Australopithecus afarensis probably:a.
   talked, but did not write.
  b. talked and used pictorial symbolism.
  c. did not talk, but constructed simple tools.
  d. did not talk, construct tools, or use fire.
  e. did not talk or construct tools, but used fire.

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The immediate ancestors of the genus Australopithecus is believed to be the genus:a.
   Aegyptopithecus.
  b. Pongo.
  c. Pan.
  d. Sahelanthropus.
  e. Ardipithecus
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