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Why are there so many named species of ancient hominins? What does this reflect about our evolution? What does this reflect about how scientists interpret the bones of ancient hominins?
Maker's Obligation
The responsibility of the creator of a negotiable instrument to pay the specified amount to the holder of the instrument upon its presentation.
Draft
Any instrument (such as a check) drawn on a drawee (such as a bank) that orders the drawee to pay a certain sum of money, usually to a third party (the payee), on demand or at a definite future time.
Drawee
The party that is ordered to pay a draft or check. With a check, a financial institution is always the drawee.
Payee
The individual or entity to whom a payment is to be made or has been made, typically in the context of financial transactions.
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