Please help TATION 4Date ranges (mya)Sagittal crest? (red circle)(Yes or No)Brain size (cc)Cranial base&(flexed or flat)7Wide zygomatic flare? (red line)(wide or relatively flat)Shape of maxilla (red square)(broad or narrow)Robust mandible?(robust or gracile)Incisor teeth size(small or large)Molar teeth size(small or large)F7PrtScn FB★8WHomeF9A. afarensis (male)94.2-3.0No400-500FlatFlatNarrowGracileSmallLook at the size of molar teeth, the degree of zygomatic flare and the presence or absence of a sagittalcrest as detailed on the above chart. What do these three features together tell us about the dietary habitsof Paranthropus vs. dietary habits of Australopithecines (what were they eating)?SmallEndF10)02.5-1.0YesWide450-550FlexedBroadRobustLargeP. boisei (male)LargePgUP F11PgDnF122+=7:19 PM11/11/2022InsEI203DeBacks

Australopithecus is more gracile, whereas Paranthropus is more robust. Furthermore, while…

TION 4 Date ranges (mya) Sagittal crest? (red circle) (Yes or No) Brain size (cc) Cranial base (flexed or flat) Wide zygomatic flare? (red line) (wide or relatively flat) Shape of maxilla (red square) (broad or narrow) Robust mandible? (robust or gracile) Incisor teeth size (small or large) Molar teeth size (small or large) A. afarensis (male) 4.2-3.0 No 400-500 Flat Flat Narrow Gracile Small Small 2.5-1.0 Yes 450-550 Flexed Wide Broad Robust P. boisei (male) Large Large Look at the size of molar teeth, the degree of zygomatic flare and the presence or absence of a sagittal crest as detailed on the above chart. What do these three features together tell us about the dietary habits of Paranthropus vs. dietary habits of Australopithecines (what were they eating)? 7:19 PM 11/11/2022 6

TION 4 Date ranges (mya) Sagittal crest? (red circle) (Yes or No) Brain size (cc) Cranial base (flexed or flat) Wide zygomatic flare? (red line) (wide or relatively flat) Shape of maxilla (red square) (broad or narrow) Robust mandible? (robust or gracile) Incisor teeth size (small or large) Molar teeth size (small or large) A. afarensis (male) 4.2-3.0 No 400-500 Flat Flat Narrow Gracile Small Small 2.5-1.0 Yes 450-550 Flexed Wide Broad Robust P. boisei (male) Large Large Look at the size of molar teeth, the degree of zygomatic flare and the presence or absence of a sagittal crest as detailed on the above chart. What do these three features together tell us about the dietary habits of Paranthropus vs. dietary habits of Australopithecines (what were they eating)? 7:19 PM 11/11/2022 6

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