What does the fossil evidence say about early human evolution?
AIt proves a perfectly straight line
BIt excludes extinct hominins
CIt includes several related forms
DIt shows a single unchanged species
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. It includes several related forms
The fossil account describes multiple branches of early hominins.
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