Australopithecus (That We Know Of) | The Evolution of Us I Lindsay Nikole

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  @LindsayNikole · 10 months ago · pinned

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  @Malum95 · 10 months ago

  Perfect video to stop the 3am doomscrolling

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  @smAshesquatch · 10 months ago

  South African here, I was in high school &nbsp;when the Sediba skull was put on show at the Iziko museum, and our Bio teacher took us to see it :) The bottom half of the skull was still encased in rock. &nbsp;I felt like like such an important moment in history to witness with my own eyes

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  @trixie9004 · 10 months ago

  The fact that the local language&apos;s name for the Lucy skeleton is dink&apos;inesh meaning &quot;you are marvelous&quot; is very moving

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  @FOOLISH-SAMURAI-WARRIOR · 10 months ago

  Just a lil comment for the algorithm while I settle in for my favourite show

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  @jeremyheminger6882 · 10 months ago (edited)

  Proof that Lindsey is a true Southern Californian. The temperature drops only JUST below 80 degrees and it&apos;s time to break out the winter clothing. 😂

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  @spiinniing · 10 months ago

  Referring to Berger&apos;s son who found Sediba&apos;s collarbone as &quot;living juvenile hominid&quot; was really funny, really cute, and reminds you how this really is the history of our distant relatives. &nbsp;We&apos;re just recent hominids studying not so recent hominids. :)

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  @ever_ezza · 10 months ago

  i need “the more i know, the less i know” on a t-shirt i think

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  @vogaqq · 10 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9D4eWAcA2BA&amp;t=1078">17:58</a> - &quot;They use them for removing body parts from their rivals&quot; sounds so much more evil than others ways you could describe it 😅

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  @chiefmingle7618 · 10 months ago

  Man I remember back in 11th grade anthropology. First day the teacher asks the question &quot;does anyone know what species Lucy is?&quot; Not really expecting a proper answer. I grew up watching Walking with Apes so I answered &quot;australopithecus afarensis&quot;. Ppl in the class were surprised, but my teacher jus gave me a look and said &quot;africanus&quot; and went on woth the lesson. Dude later admitted he thought I was tryna smarter then I actually was. smh. Still got the highest grade in the class on the final exam lol

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  @the_peefster · 10 months ago

  The best teacher of ancient species, that we know of!

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  @666kittycat666 · 10 months ago (edited)

  I’ve actually recently seen the fossils of Lucy and the Taung child in The Czech National museum and it was honestly kind of moving

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