The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 191National Geographic Society., 1997 - Geography |
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... hominids ' first steps on the road to becoming human . The Continuing Search for Our Origins Million years ago Paleoanthropologists love to draw hominid family trees . With the slightest encourage- ment - and sometimes without - many ...
... hominids ' first steps on the road to becoming human . The Continuing Search for Our Origins Million years ago Paleoanthropologists love to draw hominid family trees . With the slightest encourage- ment - and sometimes without - many ...
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... hominids to consume less water . In the debate over why the first hominids developed bipedalism , Lucy takes center stage once again . While Owen Lovejoy of Kent State has long believed that Lucy lived exclu- sively on the ground ...
... hominids to consume less water . In the debate over why the first hominids developed bipedalism , Lucy takes center stage once again . While Owen Lovejoy of Kent State has long believed that Lucy lived exclu- sively on the ground ...
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... hominids picked up one stone and broke it with another . That gave them a sharp cutting edge that could pass through an elephant's hide - something hominid teeth could not do . " Tools were used not only to cut meat into edible pieces ...
... hominids picked up one stone and broke it with another . That gave them a sharp cutting edge that could pass through an elephant's hide - something hominid teeth could not do . " Tools were used not only to cut meat into edible pieces ...
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