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All of the following are features associated with the earliest members of the genus Homo (e.g., Homo habilis), EXCEPT. Group of answer choices the making of stone tools a more dextrous, less powerful grip 30% larger brain capacity than previous hominins the making of fire

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The option which is not one of the earliest members of the genus Homo is : ( D ) The making of fire

Description of Homo Habilis

Remains of Homo habilis were first discovered in Tanzania in 1959 and are believed to have lived between 1.5 million years to 2.3 million years, tools made from stones were found close to their remains therefore  scientist believed they had the ability of making tools from stone.

Homo habilis had larger brains and  ape like hand structures which were dextrous.

Hence we can conclude that The option which is not one of the earliest members of the genus Homo is The making of fire.

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