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What was the large, lantern-like jaw of the hominid Paranthropus boisei adapted for? a. Fighting for mates b. Making loud calls to find group members c. Eating hard to chew food d. An adaptation for bipedalism
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What was the large, lantern-like jaw of the hominid Paranthropus boisei adapted for?

a. Fighting for mates
b. Making loud calls to find group members
c. Eating hard to chew food
d. An adaptation for bipedalism

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The answer would be  C
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