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.3.5 Practice- Diversity of Life- CHEM 10 (ALL ANSWERS ARE CORRECT) 4.3.5 Practice: Diversity of Life 5/15/17 1. The graph shows the distribution of the weights of individual dogs in a population of dogs. Answer the following questions using the axes provided. a) Draw a possible curve for population after several generations if the population has stabilizing selection. (1 point) b) Draw a possible curve for the population several generations later if the population has dir...

Which statement is true? A. Human ancestors with more diverse diets were more likely to go extinct during times when environmental conditions change. B. The proposed hypothesis of variability selection states that the key events in human evolution were shaped by environmental instability and the flexibility of our ancestors in what they ate and where they lived. C. The savanna hypothesis states that Hominin speciation was driven by abrupt and fast climate fluctuations of wet-dry cycles....

The fire stick farmers is a term that was used to describe - Australian aborigines Fire stimulated hunting for early man by - driving game and creating better habitat The *blank* was created in 1826 by an englishman named john walker - friction match Fire use by early humans may have - -led to genetic mutation that enabled cancer causing toxins to be metabolized at a safer rate giving humans a genetic edge over competing species such as neanderthals and helped spread tuberculosis (which has...

ALL 3 RPTA SETS COMBINED: OPTIMAL STUDY GUIDE 100% CORRECT From the history lecture and slide show, your instructor suggested that certain early but advanced life forms did not likely have the capacity to engage in any play-like behavior. These animals were referred to ... a. Neanderthals b. Mammals c. Bacteria d. Neanderthals e. Neophobic animals e What evidence exists supporting the claim that early humans possessed some degree of leisure? a. Trick question, there is no such evidence. ...

Anthropology 101 Exam 2ethnicity - correct answer identification with, and feeling part of, an ethnic group and exclusion from certain other groups because of this affiliation convergent evolution - correct answer independent operation of similar selective forces; the process by which analogies are produced homologies - correct answer traits that organisms have jointly inherited from a common ancestor analogies - correct answer similarities arising as a result of similar selective force...

UCLA ANTHRO 1 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS When was the major migration out of Africa? - answer-60ka -modern humans replaced the Neanderthals and robust hominids across the world When did modern humans evolve? - answer200,000 years ago modern Homo sapien derived characteristics: - answer-small, flat face with portruding chin -rounded skull -cranial capacity of at least 1,350cc -less robust post-cranial skeleton -relatively long limbs and shorter trunks why was the mo...

ANT 100 Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Culture can NOT be "used up" - Answer- All traits are not adaptations, but all adaptations are traits Anthropology has four aspects: - Answer- Interdisciplinary, Cross-Cultural, Holistic, Evolutionary What four things make Anthropology different from other humanities and sciences? - Answer- Holistic, Comparative, Field-based, Evolutionary Anthropology has been called the most ___________ of the humanities and the most __________ of the scien...

ANP 203 Final Exam Rademaker MSU with 100% Correct Answers 2024/2025 What can we learn from studying human remains from archaeological sites? - ANSWERSWe gain an overall understanding of health and welfare of past population such as things like: nutrition, disease, injury/work-related stress/violence, cause of death, migration patterns and human evolution. We can learn about demographic patterns, the quality of life and genetic family trees. Where did the first Americans come from? What ...

Anthropology Final-ANT 100 Lacquament Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass _ consists of traditions and customs, transmitted through learning, that form and guide the beliefs and behavior of a group of people. - Answer- Culture Cultural Anthropology - Answer- Study of human society and culture Archaeology - Answer- Study of human behavior through material remains Biological Anthropology - Answer- Study of human biological variation through time and as it exists today linguistics - Answer...