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What are good ways to study this sort of content? Not too sure how to tackle questions and study content like this?

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Is the LCA of Homo and Pan the same as saying the LCA of the african apes?

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Is the LCA of Homo and Pan the same as saying the LCA of the african apes?

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Afarensis was facultative bipedal, but in terms on walking on the ground is there anything that suggest they were quadrupeds or is it just cause of their arborealness

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What is terrestrial bipedalism? Is it just quadrupedal movement? Because yesterday we said the monkey ancestors were quadruped but have been moving more to arms as the primary locomotion which suggest arboreal. But then we said at the end we were moving back to terrestrial ?

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How the closest related to the LCA can have so many traits that match some species but not others.  And figuring out what traits may be gained or lost in the timeline and how they merge.

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is there a significant difference between australopiths and paranthropus when looking at robust species?

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Post using the (+) button at the bottom right 

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Post using the (+) button at the bottom right 

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Can you see this button?