What is unique about the specimen Ardi? A. Her skeleton was the largest ever found and she likely was over 8 feet tall. B. Ardi had a divergent big toe (like chimps) but femurs and hips that indicate she walked upright occassionally. C. All of the bones in her skeleton indicated she walked upright all of the time, just like us. D. She had a long, bony tail.

What is unique about the specimen Ardi? A. Her skeleton was the largest ever found and she likely was over 8 feet tall. B. Ardi had a divergent big toe (like chimps) but femurs and hips that indicate she walked upright occassionally. C. All of the bones in her skeleton indicated she walked upright all of the time, just like us. D. She had a long, bony tail.

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	A.	Her skeleton was the largest ever found and she likely was over 8 feet tall.
	B.	Ardi had a divergent big toe (like chimps) but femurs and hips that indicate she walked upright occassionally.
	C.	All of the bones in her skeleton indicated she walked upright all of the time, just like us.
	D.	She had a long, bony tail.