The oldest POSSIBLE hominin found to date has been given the genus name

a. Australopithecus.
b. Sahelanthropus.
c. Zinjanthropus.
d. Ardipithecus.
e. Orrorin.


B

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Those who suggest that Sahelanthropus is a hominin point to the following feature:

A. cranial capacity within the fossil Homo range B. well-developed opposable thumb associated with early stone tools C. features of pelvis and femur suggesting it was an erect biped D. none of these

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a. importance of big-game hunting
b. development of artisan specialties
c. focus on the collection of wild food sources
d. mobile lifestyle based on natural food locations

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Which of the following fossil finds from South Africa's Rising Star cave was announced in 2015?

A. hominin fossils, dubbed Homo naledi, that have a mix of primitive and modern features B. the earliest known member of the hominin lineage, fossil LD 350-1 C. australopith remains with surprisingly large craniums D. the skull and skeletons of miniature people, H. floresiensis E. evidence of the earliest recorded stone tools

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