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According To The Text, Endurance Running May Have Been Advantageous For Hominins Because It Made

opulation of Homo erectus in Africa about 500,000 years ago b. Hominin fossils from Europe and western Asia that apparently evolved from an earlier population of archaic Homo sapiens about 130,000 years ago Correct c. Hominin fossils from China that apparently evolved from an earlier population of Homo erectus about 1 million years ago d. Hominin fossils from Asia that apparently evolved from an earlier population of archaic Homo sapiens about 200,000 years ago The correct answer is: Hominin fossils from Europe and western Asia that apparently evolved from an earlier population of archaic Homo sapiens about 130,000 years ago The hypothesis that anatomically modern hominins might have exchanged genes with more archaic populations they encountered after they left Africa is called the Select one: a. Regional continuity model Incorrect b. Replacement model c. Asian origin model d. Mostly out-of-Africa model The correct answer is: Mostly out-of-Africa model Which of the following is NOT a typical feature of the skull of Homo erectus? Select one: a. Heavy brow ridges b. A cranial capacity of around 1,000 cubic centimeters c. An occipital bun Incorrect d. A sagittal crest The correct answer is: A sagittal crest The study of the various processes that bones and stones undergo in the course of becoming part of the fossil and archaeological records is called Select one: a. Archaeology b. Paleontology c. Taphonomy Correct d. Topography The correct answer is: Taphonomy Artifacts made by more recent populations that find their way into more ancient strata as the result of natural forces are referred to as Select one: a. Scrapers b. Flakes c. Intrusions Correct d. Mousterian The correct answer is: Intrusions If early human societies are modeled on twentieth-century foraging societies (such as that of the Ju/'hoansi of southern Africa), which of the following features would early human societies have possessed? Select one: a. Dependency on meat hunted by men for subsistence b. Dependency on vegetable foods foraged by women for subsistence c. A flexible form of kinship organization that recognized both the male and the female line d. Both B and C Correct The correct answer is: Both B and C According to the text, endurance running may have been advantageous for hominins because it made Select one: a. Gathering more efficient b. Hunting possible c. Persistence hunting of medium- to large-sized mammals more successful Correct d. Avoiding predators more efficient The correct answer is: Persistence hunting of medium- to large-sized mammals more successful Biological anthropologist Richard Wrangham suggests that cooking food affected human evolution in which of the following ways: Select one: a. Smaller teeth evolved Correct b. Hunting became possible c. Plant food became more digestible d. All of the above The correct answer is: Smaller teeth evolved Evidence for Neandertal hunting Select one: a. Includes bones of hoofed herd mammals at Mousterian sites b. Includes a wooden spears that date to the period when Neandertals were the only hominins in Europe c. Suggests that their diet does not seem to have differed much from that of the modern people who replaced them d. All of the above Correct The correct answer is: All of the above The evidence for Neandertal cannibalism includes Select one: a. The deliberate cutting apart of bodies b. The cutting away of muscle from bone c. The splitting of bones to extract marrow d. All of the above Correct The correct answer is: All of the above
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The bones of the fingers and toes of A. afarensis are slightly curved, and the toes are much longer than the toes of modern human beings. This suggests to paleoanthropologists that Select one: a. The bipedalism of A. afarensis was even more efficient that that of modern human beings b. A. afarensis did not move with a full striding gait, as later hominins did c. A. afarensis retained significant tree-climbing ability d. Both B and C Correct Feedback The correct answer is: Both B and C Question 2 Correct Mark 1.00 out of 1.00 Not flaggedFlag question Question text The phenotypic pattern that shows how different traits of an organism, responding to different selection pressures, may evolve at different rates is called Select one: a. Phenotypic variability b. Mosaic evolution Correct c. Taxonomic evolution d. Hominin evolution Feedback The correct answer is: Mosaic evolution Question 3 Correct Mark 1.00 out of 1.00 Not flaggedFlag question Question text As it has become increasingly clear to paleoanthropologists that human beings are the product of mosaic evolution, Select one: a. They have begun to pay attention to the earliest common features that define "human nature" in distant human ancestors b. They are less willing to claim that a bundle of traits signifying "human nature" originated at one time among our distant ancestors Correct c. They are increasingly supportive of the "man the hunter" scenario d. They are less willing to claim that either hunting or gathering was the force that drove the development of "human nature" in our distant ancestors Feedback The correct answer is: They are less willing to claim that a bundle of traits signifying "human nature" originated at one time among our distant ancestors Question 4 Correct Mark 1.00 out of 1.00 Not flaggedFlag question Question text Biological anthropologist Richard Wrangham suggests that cooking food affected human evolution in which of the following ways: Select one: a. Smaller teeth evolved Correct b. Hunting became possible c. Plant food became more digestible d. All of the above Feedback The correct answer is: Smaller teeth evolved Question 5 Correct Mark 1.00 out of 1.00 Not flaggedFlag question Question text Taphonomists would probably conclude that hominins had scavenged meat from an animal carcass they did not kill if fossil animal bones Select one: a. Showed animal tooth marks on top of stone-tool cut marks b. Showed stone-tool cutmarks on top of animal tooth marks Correct c. And stone tools were found together in the same site d. Showed no sign of weathering Feedback The correct answer is: Showed stone-tool cutmarks on top of animal tooth marks Question 6 Correct Mark 1.00 out of 1.00 Not flaggedFlag question Question text The role women play in food procurement in contemporary foraging societies suggests that a unique skill in the earliest human societies was the Select one: a. Invention of endurance hunting techniques that enabled both men and women to travel long distances together b. Ability of women to arrange their reproductive lives around the demands of their food-gathering activities Correct c. Ability of men and women to live apart from one another for long periods d. Ability of active, productive males to provision passive, unproductive females who stayed in base camps to tend offspring Feedback The correct answer is: Ability of women to arrange their reproductive lives around the demands of their food-gathering activities Question 7 Correct Mark 1.00 out of 1.00 Not flaggedFlag question Question text The famous "Lucy" fossil was found in Select one: a. Kenya b. Tanzania c. Ethiopia Correct d. Uganda Feedback The correct answer is: Ethiopia Question 8 Correct Mark 1.00 out of 1.00 Not flaggedFlag question Question text The first specimens of the oldest human tools were part of which tradition? Select one: a. Core tradition b. Oldowan tradition Correct c. Acheulean tradition d. Chopping tool tradition Feedback The correct answer is: Oldowan tradition Question 9 Correct Mark 1.00 out of 1.00 Not flaggedFlag question Question text The species of large-brained, robust hominins that lived between 1.8 and 0.4 mya is Select one: a. Homo habilis b. Homo erectus Correct c. Homo ergaster d. Homo sapiens Feedback The correct answer is: Homo erectus Question 10 Correct Mark 1.00 out of 1.00 Not flaggedFlag question Question text Anatomically modern human beings are about how many years old? Select one: a. 200,000 years old Correct b. 100,000 years old c. 25,000 years old d. 10,000 years old Feedback The correct answer is: 200,000 years old

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