Discuss the differences between the Turkana Boy and the Dmanisi fossils. Indicate the importance of those differences. - What major hominin fossil discoveries were made in 1984 near Lake Tukana in northern Kenya? State the implications for human evolution. - Explain how changes in the teeth of humans are related to the growth and development of humans and chimpanzees. How can you calculate the age of a fossil from the teeth?

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Human Evolution

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