THE EARLIEST DIRECT HUMAN ANCESTORS were the australopithecines, "southern apes" of Africa who walked upright.
An edition of The Hand
(1998)
The Hand
How Its Use Shapes the Brain, Language, and Human Culture
1st Vintage Books Ed edition
by Frank R. Wilson
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