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Over one century ago, it was that pioneering Victorian sensibility of refractory scientific experimentalism proper to the pedagogies of comparative anatomy that spurred Huxley (1863) and later Darwin (1871) to conclude that the homininae clade, otherwise known as African apes, are the closest living relatives of anatomically modern humans. Their conclusions were predicated on one single, though commonly observed, inherited characteristic widely expressed across this clade: bipedalism, or upright walking.
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anonymous Does the part in bold make sense? Do both sentence s make perfect sense? Your post appears to be taken from a published work.
- anonymous Does the part in bold make sense?
- Do both sentence s make perfect sense?
- Your post appears to be taken from a published work.
- Why would it not make sense?
- It surprises me the number of students who post excerpts from books and ask if they are correct.
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anonymousDoes the part in bold make sense? Do both sentences make perfect sense?
Your post appears to be taken from a published work. Why would it not make sense?
It surprises me the number of students who post excerpts from books and ask if they are correct.
Yes, everything you posted makes sense!
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