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Australopithecus africanus likely walked upright on two legs, similar to modern humans, allowing for more efficient movement. This is supported by their pelvic structure and leg bones, which suggest they were adapted for bipedal locomotion. However, they may have also been capable of moving on all fours when needed.

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