Tuesday, February 5, 2019

Learning from Lucy

Please read the article linked below and answer the two questions. 

1. How was Lucy more similar to us than other primates like chimpanzees. 
2. According the article why was the discovery of Lucy so important? 




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  1. lucy had a more human like pelvis. The discovery of lucy was important because it fills more of the gap between early humans and modern humans.

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  2. she's a common ancestor
    and its an important discovery because she was the earliest human discovered

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  3. lucy had a more human like pelvis. The discovery of lucy was important because it fills more of the gap between early humans and modern humans.

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  4. and she had a human like pelvis

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  5. Lucy had a more human like pelvis The discovery of Lucy was important because it fills more of the gap between early humans and modern humans

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  6. she had a human like pelvis

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  7. levi you copied gavins

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  8. she had a human like pelvis

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  9. she has a human like pelvis

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  10. Lucy had a more human like pelvis The discovery of Lucy was important because it fills more of the gap between early humans and modern humans

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  11. lucy has more evolved bones then chimps do. Lucy was so important because Lucy is probably one of our closest ancestor.

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    lucy had a more human like pelvis. The discovery of lucy was important because it fills more of the gap between early humans and modern humans.

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  13. lucy has a more like a human pelvis

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  14. the bones where more look a like

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  15. Lucy had a more human like pelvis the discovery of Lucy was important because it fills more of the gap between early humans and modern humans

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  16. Lucy had a more human like pelvis. The discovery of Lucy, was important because it fills more of the gap between early humans and modern humans.

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  17. she had a human-like pelvis

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  18. Lucy had a human like pelvis and the discovery of lucy was impotant because it fills more of the gap

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  19. Lucy had a more human like pelvis. The discovery of Lucy was important because it fills more of the gap between early humans and modern humans.

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  20. She had a human like pelvis.

    This was important because this tells us about early humans in history.

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  21. Lucy was really important because she is one of the earliest humans they have found, and she stood on two legs. She was a human and not a chimpanzee because she had a human like pelvis bone.

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  22. she had a pelvis much like a humans and she was important because Lucy showed us
    that humans began in the area of Ethiopia where she was found, not in Europe.

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  23. she had a pelvis much like a humans and she was important because Lucy showed us
    that humans began in the area of Ethiopia where she was found, not in Europe.

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  24. Lucy was really important because she is one of the earliest humans they have found, and she stood on two legs. She was a human and not a chimpanzee because she had a human like pelvis bone.

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  25. lucy had a more human like pelvis. The discovery of lucy was important because it fills more of the gap between early humans and modern humans.

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  26. Lucy had a human like pelvis.

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  27. Lucy had a pelvis like a human but she also showed how humans came to be.

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  28. lucy had a pelvis and could walk this showed us many things about early humans we dident know.

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  29. lucy has a simular facial structure. it was important because it filled the gap between homo sapiens and humans

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  30. She had more of a human-like pelvis. The discovery changed science's understanding of where the earliest humans came from.

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  31. Lucy had a more human like pelvis the discovery of Lucy was important because it fills more of the gap between early humans and modern humans

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  32. Lucy had a humanlike pelvis, as well as a head that resembles a human's more than a chimp's. Lucy's discovery was important because she showed us that humans began in the area of Ethiopia that she was found in, not in Europe.

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  33. she had a more human like pelvis.

    she helped people understand evolution

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  34. Lucy walks on two feet like humans. Lucy is important because she taught us where early humans lived first.

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  35. Lucy had a human like skull

    Lucy showed us were early humans came from.

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  36. Lucy walks on two feet like humans. Lucy is important because she taught us where early humans lived first.

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  37. Lucy walks up right and has a pelvis made more like a human rather than a chimp. So that scientist could know that there was a sign of early humans hwo lived first.

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  38. she had a more human like pelvis.

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  39. She had a more human like pelvis

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  40. Lucy had more of a human like pelvis and the discovery was so important because it showed about early humans.

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  41. well first she's a common ancestor also is changed how paleontologist look at fossils.

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  42. Lucy is more like human because of her shoulders they look more like humans as well as her face it looks more like the humans. her discovery was so important because they could lean way more about evolution.

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  43. Lucy has the same bones in the body in the same spots an same stucter
    and Lucy is so important bc she has the same thing closer to an animals then other animals

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  44. Lucy had a more human like pelvis. The discovery of lucy was important because it fills more of the gap between early humans and modern humans.

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  45. lucy had a human pelvis.

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