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Who is Mr Darwin?
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. In 2020, a femur was analyzed, and it was found that Sahelanthropus was not bipedal, casting some doubt on its position as a human ancestor.
Is Graecopithecus a hominin?
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He may well be right, he known for his honesty... but I don't think Graecopithecus lack of bipedal motion indicates that it can't represent a close relative common ancestor of hominids.
Given that chimps and all other non human apes are quadrupedal to some extent it makes sense for both the common ancestor or humans and chimps to be quadrupedal and the branch that became hominids and others to also be quadrupedal.
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