assumed to be australopithecines because there are no other known candidates. I
In "A Short History of Nearly Everything," Bill Bryson discusses early human evolution, highlighting the role of australopithecines as a crucial link in our ancestry. These hominins are singled out due to the absence of other contenders that could fulfill the criteria for early human ancestors, making their identification significant in the study of human origins.
Bryson emphasizes the importance of understanding where we come from, detailing how australopithecines have shaped...
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