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What is the approximate chronological order of discovery for 'Ardi', 'Lucy', and Richard Leakey's *Homo erectus* finds, from oldest to most recent in evolutionary time?

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What is the approximate chronological order of discovery for 'Ardi', 'Lucy', and Richard Leakey's *Homo erectus* finds, from oldest to most recent in evolutionary time?.

  1. A.Lucy, Ardi, Richard Leakey's finds
  2. B.Richard Leakey's finds, Ardi, Lucy
  3. C.Ardi, Lucy, Richard Leakey's finds
  4. D.Ardi, Richard Leakey's finds, Lucy

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