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The 12 pages that link to Ardipithecus ramidus, each with the reason it gives.

• BipedalismBroader topic: Its mixed climbing and bipedal adaptations illuminate early forms of upright locomotion.

• HomininBroader topic: Its fossils illuminate locomotion and habitat near the early stages of hominin evolution.

• Australopithecus afarensisCompared with: Its earlier fossils preserve a different mix of bipedal and climbing adaptations.

• Mosaic evolutionBroader topic: Its anatomy combines evidence of terrestrial bipedality with traits suited to climbing.

• ArdipithecusBroader topic: This species supplies the genus’s most complete skeletal evidence.

• Sahelanthropus tchadensisCompared with: Its more complete skeleton permits locomotor comparisons unavailable for Sahelanthropus.

• Middle AwashBroader topic: The Middle Awash discovery of Ardi provided an unusually complete view of an early hominin.

• Australopithecus anamensisCompared with: Its older age and different anatomy complicate simple sequences leading to this species.

• ArdiNarrower topic: Ardi is the partial skeleton that established the species’ anatomy in detail.

• Ardipithecus kadabbaRelated: This later Ardipithecus species provides a better-known comparison for kadabba.

• HomininaeRelated: Its mixture of anatomical traits informs debates about early hominine locomotion and ancestry.

• Australopithecus deyiremedaCompared with: Its older age and distinctive anatomy offer a comparison for tracing australopith evolution.