The brain of Homo is:

a. smaller than the brain of Australopithecus

b. almost identical in size to the brain of Australopithecus

c. larger than the chimpanzee-sized brain of Australopithecus

d. adapted primarily for life in trees (arboreal adaptation)

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Biology

Lucia Sampson

21 June, 11:39

The brain of Homo is:

a. smaller than the brain of Australopithecus

b. almost identical in size to the brain of Australopithecus

c. larger than the chimpanzee-sized brain of Australopithecus

d. adapted primarily for life in trees (arboreal adaptation)

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Kaylynn Bell · Answer 1

Answer: C) larger than the chimpanzee-sized brain of Australopithecus.

Explanation:

The brain homo are larger than the chimpanzee size brain of australopithecus as, humans develop significantly the larger brain size and relatively the smaller faces, which are the less progressive small teeth and the jaws and the length of the arm are comparatively shorter. Australopithecus are very extinct hominid and they are existed early in this planet.

The brain of Homo is:a. smaller than the brain of Australopithecusb. almost identical in size to the brain of Australopithecusc. larger than the chimpanzee-sized brain of Australopithecusd. adapted primarily for life in trees (arboreal adaptation)

The brain of Homo is:

a. smaller than the brain of Australopithecus

b. almost identical in size to the brain of Australopithecus

c. larger than the chimpanzee-sized brain of Australopithecus

d. adapted primarily for life in trees (arboreal adaptation)