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Australopithecus
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Australopithecus

The first hominid, living 3.5–4 million years ago; see human species, origins of.



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Goodman's controversial theory also folds other ancient apelike ancestors into the Homo lineage, including the 3-million- to 4-million-year-old genus Australopithecus.
Humanity's pedestal lowered again? (Anthropology) by Science News
Kenyanthropus would have existed at the same time as the well-established hominid genus Australopithecus.
Our family tree does the splits ... (Anthropology) by Science News
afarensis was seen by many paleoanthropologists as leading, in one direction, through three progressively larger species: africanus, robustus and boisei, which marked the end of the genus Australopithecus.
Skull gives hominid evolution new face by Bower, Bruce / Science News
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