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  • Step by Step: Evolution of Bipedalism
    • Introduction to Bipedalsim
      • What is Bipedalism?
      • Bipedalism Geological Age & Climate
      • Why Bipedalism?
    • Anatomical Evidence for Bipedalism
    • Fossil and Geological Evidence
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  • Evolution: From the Begeinning
  • On The Track of Prehistoric Humans
  • Who is Lucy?

Introduction to Bipedalsim

This section introduces the reader the evolutionary concepts of bipedalism.

 

           

Image illustrated from a photograph by David L. Brill, as published in Johanson and Edgar 2006

  • What is Bipedalism?
  • Bipedalism Geological Age & Climate
  • Why Bipedalism?
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