By contrast, when a chimpanzee tries to walk upright, its feet stay wide apart, its center of gravity shifts side-to-side, and it awkwardly teeters for only a short time. Lucy and other members of ...
Despite those differences, “upright walking preceded the great ape/human split and likely started in Europe,” Böhme says. Measurements of three Danuvius limb bones, two of which come from the ...
The prints, say experts on hominid body structure, are strikingly different from those of a chimpanzee ... the small-brained but upright-walking hominids classified as Australopithecus afarensis.
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