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Summary
Six new papers this week in Science analyze two partial skeletons of Au. sediba, plus a shinbone of a third individual. They offer the most detailed picture yet of how this species moved and its relationship with other hominins, including our own ancestors. The remarkably complete skeletons reveal a strange creature with a small brain and primitive walk—but some surprisingly human teeth.
