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Why Were Scientists Initially Biased Against Accepting Australopithecus Africanus as a Hominin

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Why were scientists initially biased against accepting Australopithecus africanus as a hominin?

A) It was not bipedal.
B) It did not have a large brain.
C) It was not found associated with tools.
D) It was found in Africa.
E) It was too young.

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