A feature in the early hominid was her apelike shoulders and forelimbs, but a pelvis that indicated that most of her body weight

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A feature in the early hominid was her apelike shoulders and forelimbs, but a pelvis that indicated that most of her body weight

lay above her pelvis.
Which best explains the fossil?
Scientists call her Wise Human and her apelike structure indicates a common ancestor to chimpanzees.

Scientists called her Lucy and her pelvis indicates she could walk upright.

Scientists call her Handy Human and her apelike structure indicates she could use tools like chimpanzees.

Scientists call her Upright Human because of the location of the pelvis.

Biology

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love history [14] · Answer 1 · 2022-04-02T19:53:03+03:00

love history [14]3 years ago

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Answer is

<h2>Scientists called her Lucy and her pelvis indicates she could walk upright.</h2><h2> </h2>

oee [108] · Answer 2 · 2022-04-02T18:02:05+03:00

Lucy and Upright Human are out because of the most body weight above the pelvis would make it hard to walk upright.
Im going to say it is Wise Human, as similar features would indicate a common ancestor and similar structure does not mean same capabilities with tools, that would have more to do with the size of the brain case.
So i am going to say the answer is Wise Human.