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19 August, 07:25

Suppose you are excavating a site that is dated to 3 million years BP. You find a set of footprints that show a foot with a "divergent" big toe (that can be used to grasp things). What can you conclude

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  1. 19 August, 10:33
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    The conclusion is that the footprints are Australopithecus afarensis footprints; they are considered as early human.

    Explanation:

    Australopithecus afarensis are comsidered to be more related to Genus Homo; a classification that includes present day man, Homo Sapiens.

    They have characteristics of both ape and human, which includes a flat nose and song protective lower jaw, while having smaller braincase of about one third of that homo sapiens.

    It also said that Australopithecus has a slender body, long but strong arm, plus the fingers that are curved like that of human. They are extinct hominin.
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