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How do the taxonomic classifications of hominins versus hominins differ? What kinds of evidence do the two use? What conclusions does each reach?
Clearance
The intentional space or gap between two parts or components, necessary to ensure proper fit, movement, or function.
Interference
A condition where two parts intentionally have dimensions that prevent them from fitting together unless deformation occurs, ensuring a tight fit.
Mating Parts
Components designed to fit together in a specific manner to perform a function within an assembly.
Clearance Fit
A type of fit in engineering where there is a deliberate space between two mating parts, allowing freedom of movement.
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