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The 19 pages that link to Australopithecus, each with the reason it gives.

• Australopithecus afarensisNarrower topic: This species is one of the genus’s best-known representatives.

• HomininiBroader topic: Its species represent a well-documented later chapter of Hominina evolution.

• Lucy (Australopithecus)Narrower topic: Lucy belongs to this genus, which documents early stages of hominin evolution.

• Paranthropus boiseiRelated: Australopithecus species preceded and overlapped with Paranthropus in Africa.

• Taung ChildNarrower topic: The Taung Child belongs to this broader genus of early human relatives.

• Australopithecus sedibaNarrower topic: Australopithecus sediba is classified within this genus.

• ArdipithecusRelated: Its later species allow comparison with Ardipithecus’s locomotor anatomy.

• HomoCompared with: Its species show that upright walking evolved before the traits commonly associated with Homo.

• ParanthropusCompared with: Its generally less specialized chewing anatomy contrasts with the robust Paranthropus skull.

• Raymond DartNarrower topic: Dart’s species assignment helped establish this genus as central to human evolutionary history.

• Australopithecus anamensisNarrower topic: The species is one of the earliest named members of this genus.

• Paranthropus robustusRelated: P. robustus was once placed in Australopithecus before its distinct genus was widely accepted.

• OrrorinCompared with: Its more abundant fossils provide clearer evidence of habitual bipedalism than Orrorin’s fragmentary remains.

• Australopithecus garhiNarrower topic: Australopithecus garhi is classified within this genus.

• Australopithecus bahrelghazaliNarrower topic: Bahrelghazali is classified within this genus.

• Australopithecus deyiremedaNarrower topic: The species was assigned to this genus based on its anatomical features.

• DinofelisRelated: Dinofelis lived in African environments inhabited by australopiths, though predation is debated.

• Eugène DuboisCompared with: Its African fossils supplied a different and earlier branch of evidence for human evolution.

• KenyanthropusNarrower topic: Kenyanthropus was proposed amid debates over diversity among australopiths.