Environmental Studies

There was no overlap in time or geographical distribution of Homo habilis and Homo erectus. ...

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There are two subfamilies of the family Hominidae called ________ and ________. Fill in the ...

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The two earliest members of the genus Homo are named (________) and ________. Fill in the ...

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Homo habilis lived in Africa from about ________. Fill in the blank(s) with correct ...

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________ is the main factor that differentiates the early hominines from the australopithecines. ...

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________ from Koobi Fora is the best known fossil remains of Homo rudolfensis. Fill in the ...

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The oldest known stone tools come from a site called ________. Fill in the blank(s) with correct ...

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Based on the research by Louis Leakey at Olduvai Gorge, all of the early stone tools are considered ...

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Campbell and Loy suggest that later hominids evolved from ________ and not ________. Fill in the ...

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The use of technology is mostly associated with the A) hominoids B) Homo C) hominins D) ...

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Human evolution has occurred in a mosaic fashion as evidenced by first A) canine reduction and ...

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Traditionally bipedalism was explained as an adaptation to A) a terrestrial life on the African ...

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Compared to the knuckle-walking of chimpanzees, modern human bipedal walking A) is much less ...

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Campbell and Loy argue that A) hominin ancestors were forced out of the trees B) all ...

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Owen Lovejoy's model for the evolution of hominid bipedalism is A) refuted by the fact that both ...

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Sherwood Washburn argued that canine reduction among hominids A) preceded the beginnings of tool ...

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The most recent interpretations of the behavior patterns of early Homo envision these hominids as ...

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Using analogies from living hunting and gathering people, anthropologists in the 1970's concluded ...

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The Oldowan tool industry A) dates back some 3.4 million years in Africa B) because of its ...

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Current interpretations of the fossil and archaeological records lead most anthropologists to A) ...

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Lisa Rose and Fiona Marshall have suggested that meat eating would have A) fostered increased ...

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Some scientists believe that early hominids became relatively hairless as an adaptation for maximum ...

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Because stone tool use began before canine reduction occurred, it is generally agreed that canine ...

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Campbell and Loy suggest that monogamy is not an evolved feature of our species. Indicate whether ...

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Currently it is difficult to reconcile the thin enamel of Ardipithecus ramidus and the seed-eating ...

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