Animals
Human Ancestor 'Lucy' Mostly Climbed Trees Than Walked
A team of scientists from Johns Hopkins Medicine and the University of Texas Austin has determined that Lucy, the 3-million-year-old human ancestor discovered 42 years ago, was mostly a tree climber rather than a ground walker.
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