| 21. | Broom's discovery was the second australopithecine after " Australopithecus africanus ", which Dart discovered.
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| 22. | Because the robust australopithecine fossils show these details, convolutions are included in the study of endocasts whenever appropriate.
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| 23. | One is the heavy-jawed, small-brained australopithecines, which became extinct about one million years ago.
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| 24. | That's a big problem if you're an australopithecine living a semiarboreal life in a forest habitat.
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| 25. | Even earlier species of australopithecines, found in Kenya, have been dated back to 4.2 million years.
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| 26. | The skull lacked of a sagittal crest and the braincase was much more rounded, suggesting it was not australopithecine.
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| 27. | Known from fossil remains found in Africa, australopithecines represent the group from which the ancestors of modern humans emerged.
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| 28. | The skull is dated to 2.5 million years ago, older than the later forms of robust australopithecines.
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| 29. | He and a four-member team carried out further studies of the Australopithecine family in the 1940s and 1950s.
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| 30. | The Taung Baby was the skull and bones of a young Australopithecine found in 1924 by Dr . Raymond Dart.
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