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The Shanidar 1 Neandertal had an injury that may have caused blindness, arthritic feet, and a missing right forearm. Its anterior teeth were severely worn at a steep angle. Which of the following statements describe this individual's life?
A. This individual likely used his teeth to compensate for a missing arm and hand.
B. Others must have cared for this individual in order for him to survive.
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