Choose the answer that best fits. 7: The Nariokotome specimen ... Group of answer choices A: is the most complete skeleton of Homo erectus ever discovered B: is estimated to have died around 1.6 million years ago C: is of a young boy between 8-13 years of age D: was found along the shores of Lake Turkana in Kenya. E: All of these answers are true

Choose the answer that best fits. 7: The Nariokotome specimen ... Group of answer choices A: is the most complete skeleton of Homo erectus ever discovered B: is estimated to have died around 1.6 million years ago C: is of a young boy between 8-13 years of age D: was found along the shores of Lake Turkana in Kenya. E: All of these answers are true

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