What makes afarensis a hominin

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1.The “Black Skull” was discovered in South Africa :

True
False

2.What makes afarensis a hominin?

A. its efficient bipedalism
B. its large brain
C. its tool-making ability
D. its efficient bipedalism and large brain.
E. all of the above

3.Homo erectus is considered to be a:

A. hunter, because of advanced aerodynamic tools and a varied faunal (animal bone) assemblage.
B. hunter, because the ability to produce fire and advanced language skills.
C. hunter, because their artwork shows images of hunting.
D. scavenger, because their tools are too primitive to reliably kill animals.
E. scavenger, because their cave sites reveal limited access to animals and animal parts.

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