Which of the following statements is false for early Australopithecines (Australopithecus afarensis)? A. afarensis had a cranial capacity of ~420 cc. A. afarensis was characterized by marked sexual dimorphism as evidenced by larger and smaller A. afarensis remains and presence of a diastema. A. afarensis was likely characterized by male multi-female sexual behavior. A. afarensis exhibits arboreal adaptations in its long fingers, and more robust upper limbs. A. afarensis was characterized by shovel shaped incisors.

Which of the following statements is false for early Australopithecines (Australopithecus afarensis)? A. afarensis had a cranial capacity of ~420 cc. A. afarensis was characterized by marked sexual dimorphism as evidenced by larger and smaller A. afarensis remains and presence of a diastema. A. afarensis was likely characterized by male multi-female sexual behavior. A. afarensis exhibits arboreal adaptations in its long fingers, and more robust upper limbs. A. afarensis was characterized by shovel shaped incisors.

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	A. afarensis had a cranial capacity of ~420 cc.
	A. afarensis was characterized by marked sexual dimorphism as evidenced by larger and smaller A. afarensis remains and presence of a diastema.
	A. afarensis was likely characterized by male multi-female sexual behavior.
	A. afarensis exhibits arboreal adaptations in its long fingers, and more robust upper limbs.
	A. afarensis was characterized by shovel shaped incisors.