Ardipithecus ramidus was:
A) discovered in Chad, central Africa, and suggests that the human-chimp-gorilla split occurred earlier than we previously thought
B) discovered in the Awash River Basin area of Ethiopia and was an early biped that lived in a forested environment
C) discovered in Kenya and is a direct ancestor to Homo sapiens
D) discovered in Tanzania, lived in a lush tropical environment, and has three separate species associated with it
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