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in homo erectus, adaptations appeared which improved the efficiency of bipedal locomotion over that of the australopithecine apes. one such improvement was a specialized endurance adaptation indicated by attachment markers on the foot and leg. this new adaptation, found in all modern humans, is the

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Our lineage's evolving pelvic structure appears to be a result of alterations in locomotion, ecology, climate, and brain size.

Is Australopithecus the oldest known hominid?

According to the fossil record, Australopithecus predates both Homo and contemporary humans. Bipedalism was formerly thought to be preceded by enormous brain size, but the finding of Australopithecus, which had a tiny brain yet acquired bipedalism, disproved this notion.

What about australopithecines was most noteworthy?

What made Primitive organisms, one of the oldest hominids, so important? They could have stood straight and walked on two legs. The majority of people relied on hunting and gathering for their livelihoods throughout the Old Stone Age.

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