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sediba exhibits a strange combination of morphological traits. These include: Group of answer choices A. Big teeth and big brain B. Small teeth, a mosaic foot, and a humanlike pelvis. C. A humanlike foot, small teeth, and a big brain. D. An apelike foot and big teeth .
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