Australopithecine

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Australopithecus likely had a simple culture characterized by basic tool use, social structures, and group living. They are thought to have had a scavenging lifestyle, using tools made from stone and possibly using natural objects as tools. Social interactions were likely important for survival within the group.

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they use tools

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A rock, a stick, a club.

No. The first living things that you might call human appeared about 3 million years ago.

fossils

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they found her at Hadar, Ethiopia

they didnt invent anything

Australopithecines lived in Africa primarily due to the continent's diverse environments, which provided a range of habitats suitable for their survival, including open savannas and woodlands. The availability of food sources, such as fruits and leaves, along with the presence of water, supported their foraging lifestyle. Additionally, Africa's climatic conditions during their time allowed for the evolution of traits that facilitated bipedalism, an essential adaptation for navigating their environment. Ultimately, Africa served as a critical region for the evolutionary development of early hominins.

They were Bipeds wich means they could walk on two feet.

Australopithecus Afarensis......The first on found from that group is a female named Lucy a paleoanthropologist named Donald Johanson found her.

10, five on each foot.

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Hestkuk

Roughly 60million BP.

They did not make any tools.