Question

Darwin's hunting hypothesis, rodman and mchenry's patchy forest hypothesis, and lovejoy's provisioning hypothesis are three very different explanations for the rise of hominins, but all three invoke the same anatomical feature. What feature is this?

Answer 1

Answer:

The first hypothesis is known as Darwin's hunting hypothesis, which suggests that hominids were bipedal because it freed their hands to carry weapons. ... This hypothesis suggests that bipedalism arose due to monogamous males provisioning females with food and protection from potential predators.

Answer 2

Explanation:

Darwin's hunting hypothesis, rodman and mchenry's patchy forest hypothesis, and lovejoy's provisioning hypothesis are three very different explanations for the rise of hominins, but all three invoke the same anatomical feature. What feature is this?