Which genus of early hominins had huge molars for extremely heavy chewing?

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Paranthropus, also known as robust australopithecines, had huge molars for extremely heavy chewing. This adaptation allowed them to process tough and fibrous vegetation that made up their diet. Australopithecus, on the other hand, had smaller teeth and a more varied diet that included meat. Kenyanthropus and Homo are both genera that appeared later in human evolution and did not have the same adaptations for heavy chewing.

Which Genus of Early Hominins Had Huge Molars for Extremely