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"in favour of synonymising it with the contemporaneous A. afarensis". At least for the lead, would it be possible to have this in more accessible language? "synonymising" specifically.
Personally, so do I. But the MoS doesn't and a GAN is only about the nominator's personal preferences in so far as they don't conflict with policy or guidelines.
It's not a dealbreaker at GAN, but you are quite likely to get an irritating drive by edit which you won't be able to revert. Still, that's not what we're here for.
"and likewise predominantly ate C4 savanna foods" Likewise? Likewise to what?
Hmm. Looks hard at "the prose is clear, concise, and understandable to an appropriately broad audience" and decides to let it go. I think that most readers will be able to puzzle it out.
"process so much in the way of C4 plants". So much as what?
"In 1995, a jawbone preserving the premolars, canines, and the right second incisor (KT12/H1, "Abel") as well as an isolated first upper premolar (KT12/H2)". Could the parentheses be removed and the contents be unpacked a little, for the non-specialist reader? I know that you do this later, but it would seem to me to make things more user friendly to do it at first mention.
"with each other over other hominin genera." I find the last four words confusing to the point that I don't know what you are trying to say. (This may just be me.)
"Unlike A. afarensis, the alveolar part of the jawbone where the tooth sockets are is almost vertical as opposed to oblique, poorly developed superior transverse torus and moderate inferior torus (two ridges on the midline of the jaw on the tongue side), and thin enamel on the chewing surface of the premolars." is there a word - eg 'possesses' - missing immediately before "poorly" here?
"Reduncinae, Alcelaphinae, and Antilopinae, whereas Tragelaphini". Could this be rendered more accessible? Perhaps by translating to English and giving the specialist terms, Wikilinked, in brackets after each mention?
"Koro Toro, during Mega-Chad events (which has been cyclical for the last 7 million years)". "has" → 'have'. (The reference here is to the events, not to the lake.) Or rephrase to avoid this.