Why is Sahelanthropus tchadensis an unusual specimen?
A) It was found outside Eastern or Southern Africa.
B) It is the most recently extinct hominin species.
C) It was fully bipedal but had no other hominin traits.
D) There was a fairly complete post-cranial skeleton, but no skull.
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Q3: Sahelanthropus tchadensis lived about _ million years
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Q11: Which of the following hominin characteristics came
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A) It combined
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