The genus Homo differs from the australopithecines in several ways,including:

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The genus Homo differs from the australopithecines in having a greater cranial capacity and no sagittal crests, as well as smaller premolars and molars. Additionally, both australopithecines and Homo were bipedal, but Homo had a more efficient and fully upright form of bipedalism. Therefore, choices A and B are correct, but C is not entirely accurate as both groups were bipedal.

The Genus Homo Differs from the Australopithecines in Several Ways,including