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lemurs are found in what part of the world (not counting zoos) a. Iceland ascar d. south and central america e. Australia - ANSWERc. madagascar the measure of success under natural selection is a. how many offspring are produced b. whether an individual lives or dies c. how well adapted...
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Add to cartlemurs are found in what part of the world (not counting zoos) a. Iceland ascar d. south and central america e. Australia - ANSWERc. madagascar the measure of success under natural selection is a. how many offspring are produced b. whether an individual lives or dies c. how well adapted...
the measure of success under natural selection is a. how many offspring are produced b. whether an individual lives or dies c. how well adapted an individual is d. how well adapted the species is - ANSWERa. how many offspring are produced founder effect: a. is a type of genetic drift that r...
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Add to cartthe measure of success under natural selection is a. how many offspring are produced b. whether an individual lives or dies c. how well adapted an individual is d. how well adapted the species is - ANSWERa. how many offspring are produced founder effect: a. is a type of genetic drift that r...
Madagascar - ANSWERLemurs are found in what part of the world (not counting zoos)? how many offspring are produced - ANSWERThe measure of success under natural selection is: is a type of genetic drift that results when only a small number of individuals from a larger population starts a new po...
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Add to cartMadagascar - ANSWERLemurs are found in what part of the world (not counting zoos)? how many offspring are produced - ANSWERThe measure of success under natural selection is: is a type of genetic drift that results when only a small number of individuals from a larger population starts a new po...
Culture - ANSWERA way of life shared by a group of human beings - including their language, beliefs, and things they make and use - is referred to by anthropologists as their: Society - ANSWERa. generally refers to a particular group of people living and interacting within a definite territory ...
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Add to cartCulture - ANSWERA way of life shared by a group of human beings - including their language, beliefs, and things they make and use - is referred to by anthropologists as their: Society - ANSWERa. generally refers to a particular group of people living and interacting within a definite territory ...
The measure of success under natural selection is - ANSWERhow many offspring are produced Founder effect - ANSWERa type of genetic drift that results when only a small number of individuals from a larger population starts a new population Anthropology is said to be "holistic" because it - AN...
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Add to cartThe measure of success under natural selection is - ANSWERhow many offspring are produced Founder effect - ANSWERa type of genetic drift that results when only a small number of individuals from a larger population starts a new population Anthropology is said to be "holistic" because it - AN...
Anthropology - ANSWERthe study of humans around the world and through time The "Other" - ANSWERa person defined as different Scientific Racism - ANSWERattempts to use scientific methods and theories to support beliefs in the inferiority or the superiority of what are held to be the biologica...
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Add to cartAnthropology - ANSWERthe study of humans around the world and through time The "Other" - ANSWERa person defined as different Scientific Racism - ANSWERattempts to use scientific methods and theories to support beliefs in the inferiority or the superiority of what are held to be the biologica...
What is Culture? - ANSWERIdeas and behaviors that are learned and transmitted What is Cultural Relativism? - ANSWERStudying another culture from its point of view without imposing our own cultural values What is "context" in archaeology and why is it so important? - ANSWERContext is the plac...
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Add to cartWhat is Culture? - ANSWERIdeas and behaviors that are learned and transmitted What is Cultural Relativism? - ANSWERStudying another culture from its point of view without imposing our own cultural values What is "context" in archaeology and why is it so important? - ANSWERContext is the plac...
Cultural Anthropolgy - ANSWERThe study of human society and culture -describes, analyzes, interprets, and explains social and cultural similarities and differences. Ethnography - ANSWERthe firsthand personal study of a local setting What method do cultural anthropologists use to study culture...
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Add to cartCultural Anthropolgy - ANSWERThe study of human society and culture -describes, analyzes, interprets, and explains social and cultural similarities and differences. Ethnography - ANSWERthe firsthand personal study of a local setting What method do cultural anthropologists use to study culture...
A way of life shared by a group of human beings - including their language, beliefs, and things they make and use - is referred to by anthropologists as their: - ANSWERCulture A society: - ANSWERa. generally refers to a particular group of people living and interacting within a definite territor...
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Add to cartA way of life shared by a group of human beings - including their language, beliefs, and things they make and use - is referred to by anthropologists as their: - ANSWERCulture A society: - ANSWERa. generally refers to a particular group of people living and interacting within a definite territor...
What is culture? - ANSWERthe shared & learned beliefs of a group of people What is cultural relativism? - ANSWERthe practice of judging a culture by its own standards What is context? - ANSWERexplaining the order of things & how they are arranged around each other What is ethnocentrism? - A...
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Add to cartWhat is culture? - ANSWERthe shared & learned beliefs of a group of people What is cultural relativism? - ANSWERthe practice of judging a culture by its own standards What is context? - ANSWERexplaining the order of things & how they are arranged around each other What is ethnocentrism? - A...
Anthropology - ANSWERA scholarly field that focuses on understanding origins, development, and current diversity (biological and cultural) of specific groups of people and the human species as a whole ethnocentrism - ANSWERthe tendency to view ones own culture as best and to judge the behavior an...
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Add to cartAnthropology - ANSWERA scholarly field that focuses on understanding origins, development, and current diversity (biological and cultural) of specific groups of people and the human species as a whole ethnocentrism - ANSWERthe tendency to view ones own culture as best and to judge the behavior an...
biological/physical anthropology - ANSWERthe study of human biological variation in time and space the main areas of interest in biological/physical anthropology - ANSWER-evolution -genetics -growth/development -primatology paleoanthropology - ANSWERhuman evolution as revealed by the fossil...
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Add to cartbiological/physical anthropology - ANSWERthe study of human biological variation in time and space the main areas of interest in biological/physical anthropology - ANSWER-evolution -genetics -growth/development -primatology paleoanthropology - ANSWERhuman evolution as revealed by the fossil...
A way of life shared by a group of human beings - including their language, beliefs, and things they make use - is referred to by anthropologist as their? - ANSWERCulture A society is defined as? - ANSWERGenerally refers to a particular group of people living and interacting with an a definite te...
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Add to cartA way of life shared by a group of human beings - including their language, beliefs, and things they make use - is referred to by anthropologist as their? - ANSWERCulture A society is defined as? - ANSWERGenerally refers to a particular group of people living and interacting with an a definite te...
which is NOT a reason that archaeology, of all the subfields of anthropology, is the most distinct? - ANSWERit is the essentially popular activity of art collecting historical archaeology refers to the study of - ANSWERbegins with the beginning of written history in region of investigation pre...
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Add to cartwhich is NOT a reason that archaeology, of all the subfields of anthropology, is the most distinct? - ANSWERit is the essentially popular activity of art collecting historical archaeology refers to the study of - ANSWERbegins with the beginning of written history in region of investigation pre...
Biological/Physical Anthropology - ANSWERStudy of human biological variation in time and space 1. Interested in: evolution, genetics, growth and development, and primatology Paleoanthropology - ANSWERHuman evolution as revealed by fossil record Primatology - ANSWERThe study of living and fos...
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Add to cartBiological/Physical Anthropology - ANSWERStudy of human biological variation in time and space 1. Interested in: evolution, genetics, growth and development, and primatology Paleoanthropology - ANSWERHuman evolution as revealed by fossil record Primatology - ANSWERThe study of living and fos...
What is the real measure of success under natural selection? - ANSWERHow many offspring are produced What is the founder effect? - ANSWERA type of genetic drift that results when only a small number of individuals from a larger population starts a new population. Why is anthropology said to be...
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Add to cartWhat is the real measure of success under natural selection? - ANSWERHow many offspring are produced What is the founder effect? - ANSWERA type of genetic drift that results when only a small number of individuals from a larger population starts a new population. Why is anthropology said to be...
historic archaeology - ANSWERarchaeology with written documents prehistoric archaeology - ANSWERarchaeology before written documents overall goal of archaeology - ANSWERto understand and reconstruct history and past cultures culture - ANSWERTool that helps us know how to behave appropriatel...
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Add to carthistoric archaeology - ANSWERarchaeology with written documents prehistoric archaeology - ANSWERarchaeology before written documents overall goal of archaeology - ANSWERto understand and reconstruct history and past cultures culture - ANSWERTool that helps us know how to behave appropriatel...
Archaeology - ANSWERthe study of human behavior and cultural change in the past through the reconstruction, description, and interpretation of material remains what do archaeologists do? - ANSWERreconstruct behavior through the study of material remains or archaeological record what are exampl...
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Add to cartArchaeology - ANSWERthe study of human behavior and cultural change in the past through the reconstruction, description, and interpretation of material remains what do archaeologists do? - ANSWERreconstruct behavior through the study of material remains or archaeological record what are exampl...
Ethnographic - ANSWERThe Firsthand personal study of local setting (Primary Research Strategy) AAA Code of Ethics - ANSWERAmerican Anthropological Association provides guidelines for anthropologists and they conduct research Informed consent - ANSWER1.Ethnographers should seek permission, coop...
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Add to cartEthnographic - ANSWERThe Firsthand personal study of local setting (Primary Research Strategy) AAA Code of Ethics - ANSWERAmerican Anthropological Association provides guidelines for anthropologists and they conduct research Informed consent - ANSWER1.Ethnographers should seek permission, coop...
what makes us human? - ANSWERBipedalism, brains, skulls, Childhood dependency, tools, teeth biopedalism - ANSWERstresses the advantages it provided in a habitat increasingly dominated by dry, savanna-like conditions. Brains and skulls - ANSWEREarly hominins had very small brains, Brain size ha...
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Add to cartwhat makes us human? - ANSWERBipedalism, brains, skulls, Childhood dependency, tools, teeth biopedalism - ANSWERstresses the advantages it provided in a habitat increasingly dominated by dry, savanna-like conditions. Brains and skulls - ANSWEREarly hominins had very small brains, Brain size ha...
fossil - ANSWERthe traces or remains of an organism preserved in rock fossilization - ANSWERthe process of fossil formation that occurs under certain conditions 1. suitable remains 2. quick burial 3. mineralizing context (petrifaction) adapiform - ANSWERone of a group of early primates tha...
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Add to cartfossil - ANSWERthe traces or remains of an organism preserved in rock fossilization - ANSWERthe process of fossil formation that occurs under certain conditions 1. suitable remains 2. quick burial 3. mineralizing context (petrifaction) adapiform - ANSWERone of a group of early primates tha...
A way of life shared by a group of human beings - including their language, beliefs, and things they make and use - is referred to by anthropologists as their? - ANSWERculture A society is defined as? - ANSWERa particular group of people living and interacting within a definite territory There...
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Add to cartA way of life shared by a group of human beings - including their language, beliefs, and things they make and use - is referred to by anthropologists as their? - ANSWERculture A society is defined as? - ANSWERa particular group of people living and interacting within a definite territory There...
A way of life shared by a group of human beings - including their language, beliefs, & things they make and use - ANSWERculture Society - ANSWERA community of people who share a common language & culture Aspects of Culture - ANSWERvalues, customs, symbols, language culture must be? - ANSWER...
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Add to cartA way of life shared by a group of human beings - including their language, beliefs, & things they make and use - ANSWERculture Society - ANSWERA community of people who share a common language & culture Aspects of Culture - ANSWERvalues, customs, symbols, language culture must be? - ANSWER...
Cultural Anthropology - ANSWERthe branch of anthropology concerned with the study of human societies and cultures and their development. Define Ethnography - ANSWERthe scientific description of the customs of individual peoples and cultures. Core contribution of Ethnography - ANSWERPrimary res...
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Add to cartCultural Anthropology - ANSWERthe branch of anthropology concerned with the study of human societies and cultures and their development. Define Ethnography - ANSWERthe scientific description of the customs of individual peoples and cultures. Core contribution of Ethnography - ANSWERPrimary res...
what are the three most important hominin evolutions? - ANSWERthe Pliocene (5 to 2 m.y.a.), Pleistocene (2 m.y.a. to 10,000 B.P.) and Recent (10,000 B.P. to the present) epochs What are the six species in chronological order? - ANSWER1. A. anamensis (4.2 to 3.9 m.y.a.). 2. A. afarensis (3.8? to ...
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Add to cartwhat are the three most important hominin evolutions? - ANSWERthe Pliocene (5 to 2 m.y.a.), Pleistocene (2 m.y.a. to 10,000 B.P.) and Recent (10,000 B.P. to the present) epochs What are the six species in chronological order? - ANSWER1. A. anamensis (4.2 to 3.9 m.y.a.). 2. A. afarensis (3.8? to ...
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