How many man-apes - 2001: A Space Odyssey - Black

Man-apes appear in the introduction of Arthur C. Clarke's novel, 2001: A Space Odyssey and its film adaption.
The man-apes of Pleistocene Africa (c. 3 mya) are perpetually starving, the victims of drought and lack of food. They forage for berries and other edible plants but often go without food. As they gather berries, the man-apes are unaware of the potential source of nourishment, the warthogs that eat beside them. Pigs and man-apes have always ignored each other, as there had been no conflict of interest between them. Like most animals that did not compete for the same food, they merely kept out of each other's way.
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I see. It was intended from a cinematic point of view.