The unique anatomical adaptations found in robust australopithecines have been suggested as a response to eating foods that required:

The mammals first diversified after the dinosaur extinction.

Anatomical changes in hominins that are indicative of habitual bipedal locomotion include:

Which of the following is the type of dating that puts events/fossils in chronological order without requiring a specific numerical age?

The 7 million year old fossil of Sahelanthropus tchadensis might be an early hominin because it appears to have:

The genus Paranthropus is characterized by distinct anatomical features. These features are probably related to:

Paranthropus specimens have small, thin enameled postcanine teeth.

The Primate/Angiosperm Coevolution Hypothesis suggests that primates evolved traits to exploit flowering plants.

Which unique feature of the Taung child provided paleoanthropologists important information about the brain of Australopithecus?

Lemurs are our closest living relatives.