Chad Faust in TX (Texas)

Chad D Foust, age 30s, Allen, TX View Details

Locations: Allen TX, Mckinney TX, Spring TX Possible Relatives: Kyle T Foust, Rebecca N Foust, Roscoe T Foust

Chad Faust, age 30s, Cleburne, TX View Details

Locations: Cleburne TX, Fort Worth TX Possible Relatives: Wanda A Cogdill, Charles R Foust, Frances L Foust

Chad Thomas Faust, age 37, Spring, TX View Details

Cities: Flower Mound TX, Grapevine TX Possible Relatives: George L Faust, Loreen Jennifer Faust, Nancy Jean Faust

Chad Faust, age 29, Weatherford, TX View Details

Cities: Flower Mound TX, Grapevine TX Possible Relatives: George L Faust, Loreen Jennifer Faust, Nancy Jean Faust

Chad Theodore Faust, age 55, Flower Mound, TX View Details

Locations: Flower Mound TX, Grapevine TX Possible Relatives: George L Faust, Loreen Jennifer Faust

Chad Thomas Faust, age 37, Spring, TX View Details

Locations: Flower Mound TX, Grapevine TX Possible Relatives: George L Faust, Loreen Jennifer Faust

Chad T Faust, age 37 View Details

Address:***** Cypresswood Gln, Spring, TX. Phone Number: (979) 533-****

Chad Faust, age 42 View Details

Address:PO Box *****, Flower Mound, TX. Phone Number: (972) 978-****

Australopithecus bahrelghazali

Australopithecus bahrelghazali is an extinct species of australopithecine discovered in 1995 at Koro Toro, Bahr el Gazel, Chad, existing around 3.5 million years ago in the Pliocene. It is the first aread more...nd only australopithecine known from Central Africa, and demonstrates that this group was widely distributed across Africa as opposed to being restricted to East and southern Africa as previously thought. The validity of A. bahrelghazali has not been widely accepted, in favour of classifying the specimens as A. afarensis, a better known Pliocene australopithecine from East Africa, because of the anatomical similarity and the fact that A. bahrelghazali is known only from 3 partial jawbones and an isolated premolar. The specimens inhabited a lakeside grassland environment with sparse tree cover, possibly similar to the modern Okavango Delta, and similarly predominantly ate C4 savanna foods—such as grasses, sedges, storage organs, or rhizomes—and to a lesser degree also C3 forest foods—such as fruits, flowers, pods, or insects. However, the teeth seem ill-equipped to process C4 plants, so its true diet is unclear.read less...