Bipedalism of early hominids probably developed as a response to changing climatic conditions that resulted in changes from forest to savanna.

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This hypothesis is widely accepted among scientists studying human evolution. The transition from forest to savanna environments would have required early hominids to be able to move efficiently on two legs in order to move between areas with sparse trees and find food and water.

Bipedalism of Early Hominids Probably Developed as a Response to Changing