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SFU ARCH 131 Human Origins Quiz #3 Neanderthals and Anatomically Modern Humans Simon Fraser University

Homo habilis"Tool makers." Followed by a series of homo genus Homo NeandrathalensisNamed for Neander Valley, Germany. Buried their dead (dyed, buried with tools, weapons, flowers) Homo sapiensHuman ancestor. Language. Manipulated nature (fire) What makes us human?Use of language, tools PaleolithicHunters and gatherers, non sedentary, little social stratification/wealth, men as hunters, woman as gatherers

SOCA 105 Exam 3 Snyder WVU questions and answers latest top score. Paleoanthropology - correct answer. study of hominid and human life through the fossil record Biological/Physical Anthropology - correct answer. study of human biological variation in time and space Primatology - correct answer. study of biology, evolution, behavior, and social life of primates Anthropometry - correct answer. measurement of body parts, and bones. used for classification and c...

Study of the origin, behavior, and culture of human beings. - Answer-Anthropology Systematic study of humans and biological organisms. - Answer-Physical Anthropology The study of human society and culture; describes, analyzes, interprets, and explains social and cultural similarities and differences. - Answer-Cultural Anthropology Beliefs, customs, and traditions of a specific group of people. - Answer-Culture A concept that considers the whole person; the whole person has physical, social...

Lab Objectives:  Assess the morphological variation seen in hominins during the transition to anatomically modern Homo sapiens (AMH).  Interpret the relationship between environment and the anatomical differences observed between Neandertals and Homo sapiens.  Describe the mosaic of features found in recently discovered species of the genus Homo.  Evaluate the implications of genetic evidence indicating admixture between Neandertals and H. sapiens. Purpose: To be able to morp...

Psych 217 Exam 1(The Psychology Of Cruelty And Kindness) With 100% Correct And Verified Answers 2024

Culture (Earliest Evidences) - answer-1. Learned behaviors, beliefs, characteristics of a particular society or population. 2. Traditions and customs that govern behavior and beliefs. 3. beginning of religious thought, storytelling, creating science/art/music/poetry/song/speech 4. culture rooted in biology, general intelligence/size of neocortex 4 modules of theory of mind - answer-1. Social: Understand behavior 2. Physics: Understand motion/action/reaction 3. Linguistics: Speak 4. Nat...

ANT 3514C – Introduction to Biological Anthropology Lab 11: Evolution of the Genus Homo: Part II Lab Objectives:  Assess the morphological variation seen in hominins during the transition to a natomically modern Homo sapiens (AMH).  Interpret the relationship between environment and the anatomical differences observed between Neandertals and Homo sapiens.  Describe the mosaic of features found in recently discovered species of the genus Homo.  Evaluate the implications of genetic e...

ANTH 1000 Exam 1 Question Answer 5 sub disciplines of anthropology 1. archaeology 2. physical/biological anthropology 3. linguistics 4. cultural anthropology 5. applied anthroplogy Archaeology Looks at the material culture of past human behavior • Food production • Technology • Settlement patterns • Identity Can also be divided into • Prehistoric Archaeology • Historic Archaeology Paleoanthropology deals with human evolution primatology looks at non-human primates as models...

CHAPTER 3 APPLYING ANTHROPOLOGY MULTIPLE-CHOICE QUESTIONS 1. Applied anthropology is A. the purely academic dimension of anthropology. B. the term used for all anthropological research programs. C. the use of anthropological data, perspectives, theory, and methods to identify, assess, and solve contemporary problems. D. rarely possible, as anthropological studies are not practical in the “real world.” E. not guided by anthropological theory. Answer: C Learning Objective: Analyze t...