The skeleton of "Lucy's Baby" reveals that Au. afarensis
A. had no period of infant dependency.
B. was still completely arboreal.
C. was bipedal but still adapted to climbing.
D. was able to make precise stone tools.
E. was a chimpanzee ancestor.
Answer: C
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Northern Tanzania and the Afar region of Ethiopia have yielded some of the most famous and informative glimpses into hominin evolution. All of the following are true about fossil finds in these areas EXCEPT that
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