Author Question: The La Chapelle-aux-Saints skeleton is not a typical Neandertal a. and therefore not considered ... (Read 52 times)

vHAUNG6011 · **on:** Jul 10, 2018

The La Chapelle-aux-Saints skeleton is not a typical Neandertal

a. and therefore not considered to be a Neandertal.
b. because it represents what is most likely a deliberate burial.
c. because is that of an older male.
d. because, as a specimen, it is a nearly complete skeleton.
e. because the individual not only had arthritis of the spine but evidences an extreme in the Neandertal range of variation.

Question 2

Neandertal skeletal remains indicate that they extended their range to the east, far into Central Asia, but as yet no remains have been found in

a. Israel
b. Southern Siberia
c. Iraq
d. Uzbekistan
e. China