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      • ¿Cuándo comenzaron nuestros antepasados humanos a caminar sobre dos pies y cómo lo sabemos?
      • ¿Cuándo nuestros antepasados humanos utilizaron herramientas de piedra?
      • ¿Cuándo nuestros cerebros se hicieron grandes?
      • ¿Cómo afectaron los cambios en el clima de la Tierra a nuestros antepasados humanos?
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      • ¿Qué hace un antropólogo?
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      • ¿Qué pueden decirnos las rocas y los sedimentos sobre cómo nuestros antiguos ancestros se desarrollaron en los últimos 4 millones de años?
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      • What does an anthropologist do?
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      • What plants and animals lived with our ancient ancestors?
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      • Why did the size of our brains change over time?
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      • What did we learn from Lucy? w/ Donald Johanson
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Question 1

What are two people that share the exact same DNA sequences called?
Answer
Cousins
Identical twins
Unrelated people
Non-Identical twins
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