A large brain is considered to be the hallmark of hominins.

Robust australopiths are also often named under the genus Paranthropus.

Several hypotheses have been proposed to explain the evolution of primates. The hypothesis that suggests primates evolved in response to an increase in the variety of fruiting plants is referred to as the:

Adaptive radiation is when a group of closely related species evolves and diversifies from a common ancestor.

The fossil of Ardipithecus ramidus is an important finding in anthropology because:

Which group of hominins represents the first definite evidence of habitual bipedalism?

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?