 Subsequent work has uncovered a relatively complete skeleton, including parts of the pelvis, ribs and vertebrae, a complete humerus and most of the lower limb bones.This discovery is likely to be far more complete than the famous "Australopithecus afarensis" skeleton, "Lucy", from the site of Hadar, Ethiopia.Clarke reported this discovery six months later and explained that all previous analyses indicated that the fossil's body was apparently complete and was possibly slightly moved by ground movements and also not damaged by predators.