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  • Step by Step: Evolution of Bipedalism
  • Evolution: From the Begeinning
  • On The Track of Prehistoric Humans
  • Who is Lucy?
    • An Introduction to Lucy
    • Lucy in Context
    • Lucy and Bipedalism
    • Conclusion
    • Activities and Review
      • Activity 1: Character States
      • Activity 2: Cladogram
      • Activity 3: Relative Brain Size
      • Activity 4: Bipedal Adaptations
      • Review: Topic Review from the Reading
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Activities and Review

The complete nature of Lucy's remains offers insight into human origins and evolution. Based on your readings about Lucy, complete the following exercises and review questions.

  • Activity 1: Character States
  • Activity 2: Cladogram
  • Activity 3: Relative Brain Size
  • Activity 4: Bipedal Adaptations
  • Review: Topic Review from the Reading
‹ Conclusion up Activity 1: Character States ›
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