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adaptive shift of early hominins
bipedal but lived in forests- still spent a lot of time in trees
bipedality evolved around the time when...
hominins diverged from chimp/bonobo lineage
adaptive advantages of bipedality
1. efficient way to travel on ground for ape
2. good way to keep cool (body, brain)
3. leaves hands free for carrying things
4. efficient for harvesting food from small trees
3 types of australopithecines
australopithecus
paranthropus
kenyanthropus
how to estimate growth rate
age estimates for dental eruption patterns
saggital crest (mohawk)
enlarges attachment area for jaw muscles- adaptation for heavy chewing (huge molars)

-tough plant material, possibly meat
selective pressures on last ancestor of Homo and Paranthropus
seasonal environment- need many food sources
vulnerability to terrestrial predators
how did hominins cope with seasonality?
Paran- big molars, huge jaws, chewing muscles

Austr- smaller teeth (more meat)
hunting and food sharing
large kills shared more than small kills

but small fraction of total cals