The Most Important Physical Ability in the Transition from Hominin

question 52

Multiple Choice

The most important physical ability in the transition from hominin to human was:

• A) The ability to climb trees to avoid predators.
• B) Bipedalism, which allowed them to function effectively in both forest and savanna.
• C) The ability to use knuckle-walking to move through forests quickly.
• D) The combination of physical strength and speed.

Understand the principles and effectiveness of using pie charts to represent data.

Learn guidelines for constructing and labeling pie charts correctly.

Identify appropriate graphical representations for different types of data.

Recognize the importance of titles, source documentation, and additional explanations in tables and charts.

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