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Diet has long been hypothesized as a driver of change among hominins, especially with regard to the increase in brain size. Dietary niches reconstructed based on these fossils showed that the Australopithecus individuals had diets very similar to both contemporaneous and modern herbivores but different from carnivores.

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[–] [email protected] 0 points 1 week ago

This graph makes it look like we have smaller brains than Neandertalensis?

Course, looking around...