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What clues do scientists use to figure out what homo erect-us looked liked and how he lived?
ZacharyMontgomery
some study bones and teeth. others pottery or tools found nearby to figure out how homo erectus lived. some study the remains of any plants or animals of the same age. other scientists study the rocks that contain the fossils.
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