Australopithecus
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Period of life:
4-2.5 mya
Habitat:
Rainforests
Taxonomy:
Mammals
Height:
1.4 m
Countries:
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Neogene period Australopithecus | 3D Dinopedia
Neogene period Australopithecus 3D Dinopedia
Neogene period Australopithecus 3D Dinopedia
Neogene period Australopithecus 3D Dinopedia
Name meaning: Southern monkey
Australopithecines are a genus of fossil higher primates, possessing traits of bipedalism and some human characteristics. The Afar Australopithecus is the most famous member of the genus. It was up to 1.5 meters tall and lived in Kenya, Tanzania, and Ethiopia about 4-3 million years ago. Australopithecines played a significant role in human evolution. Modern humans trace their origins through intermediate species back to these ancient hominid apes.
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