New research in Ethiopia in 2001 changed the way we think about human origins by demonstrating that the earliest hominins lived in Group of answer choices wetlands. grasslands. woodlands. None of the choices are correct.

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Phillip Ortega

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5 March, 05:22

New research in Ethiopia in 2001 changed the way we think about human origins by demonstrating that the earliest hominins lived in Group of answer choices wetlands. grasslands. woodlands. None of the choices are correct.

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Selina Shelton · Answer 1

Woodlands

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A research in 2001 discovered the oldest known human fossils in a woodland in Ethiopia. This is an indication that the earliest hominins lived in woodlands.