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Australopithecus individuals likely had a shorter lifespan than modern humans, with many living into their late teens or early twenties. However, some may have lived into their mid-twenties, but the average lifespan was lower due to factors like environmental challenges and health issues. Evidence suggests that high mortality rates in early hominins were common, impacting their overall longevity.

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