How to pronounce“afarensis”in English

is an artist's reconstruction of "Australopithecus afarensis," which is essentially a one-meter tall

And that-- Lucy's toe, or Afarensis, we have a complete articulated foot that we found one year.

We have at Hadar itself, 90% of the sample that represents Afarensis and that's about 400 specimens.

The first place they go is to the drawers where Lucy and the other fossil from Hadar and the Afarensis fossils are stored in Addis Ababa.

And what it does is it really puts Lucy's species, Afarensis, at a pivotal point on the human family tree.

Lucy's species, is I said, Afarensis, disappeared at three million years, which was a very eventful moment in human evolution,

And suggested the possibility that Lucy's species, Afarensis,

So that part of the hypothesis that I've published in '81, which has been fairly well established with intermediate forms between Afarensis

DR. DONALD JOHANSON: The question is, were there other species of humans living at the same time as Australopithecus, Afarensis, or Lucy's species.