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Many charac-
teristics of the aus-
tralopithecines' head,
such as a low fore-
head, a large eye-
brow ridge, a flat
nose, and a jutting
jaw constitute
evidence that
these crea-
tures were no
different from
today's apes.

low, flattened
The small brain
forehead
size of
Australopithecus
is also an indica- low brow
tion of the fact that ridge
they were apes.

Australopithecus brain Human brain HUMAN AND APE FEET
(450-500 cc in volume) (1400 cc in volume) The ape's big toe sticks out at an angle
and is used for grasping. In humans,
the big toe is aligned with the others.

HUMAN NECK APE NECK
The human head is bal- The backbone of a
anced on the top of the ape meets its head at HUMAN AND APE HIPS
backbone. an angle. Humans have a broad, short pelvis
for upright walking; apes have a
long, narrow pelvis.

Extensive research done on various Australopithecus specimens has shown
that these creatures did not walk upright in human manner. In fact, it is impos-
sible for them to have done so, because they had the anatomy of apes, which
enabled them only to walk on all fours. The human skeleton, on the other
hand, is designed to walk upright.

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