Early hominins survived because their large brains allowed them to resist changes to their environment and to maintain the traditional activities that had preserved them.

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Early hominins survived through adaptability and versatility, not by resisting changes but by adjusting to them, including changes in their environment and dietary practices. Their brain development allowed for tool use, social structures, and problem-solving skills that facilitated these adaptations.

Early Hominins Survived Because Their Large Brains Allowed Them to Resist