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Researchers had hoped that the australopithecine fossil would shed light on the transition to an upright stance and tool use between 4, million and 3 million years ago. It's the first time we have a virtually complete skeleton of an australopithecine, or ape-man. This is reflected in the earliest of hominid societies, the australopithecines, from at least three-and-a-half million years ago. |
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