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Australopithecus anamensis is more ape-like than other australopithecines because of __________.

a. its smaller size
b. its longer arms and numerous adaptations for brachiation
c. its ape-like dentition
d. its transitional bipedal adaptations
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Biological Anthropology


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9 years ago
Great!!

PS. So glad I took anthropology, it's probably the most interesting course I've taken so far.
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Cool!
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THANK YOU
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