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Scientists Claim to Have Solved the Mystery of the Prehistoric "Burtele Foot"

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The "Burtele foot," so named because the bones were found at the Burtele site in the Afar region of northeastern Ethiopia, showed that the species was bipedal, but still had a big toe that could oppose the other toes—a feature useful for climbing trees.
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Scientists Claim to Have Solved the Mystery of the Prehistoric "Burtele Foot"

The "Burtele foot," so named because the bones were found at the Burtele site in the Afar region of northeastern Ethiopia, showed that the species was bipedal, but still had a big toe that could oppose the other toes—a feature useful for climbing trees.

·Podgorica, Montenegro
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vijesti.me broke the news in Podgorica, Montenegro on Tuesday, December 2, 2025.
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