The evidence of a partially opposable big toe in early hominid foot-bone fossils suggests that early hominids

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The partially opposable big toe would have been useful for grasping branches and climbing trees, suggesting that early hominids may have continued to use trees as a method of travel. This does not necessarily mean they could not walk upright, as evidence shows that they did walk on two legs as well.

The Evidence of a Partially Opposable Big Toe in Early