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cookcarl

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What can be expected of the testosterone levels between fathers and non-fathers in the Hadza?
 
  a. fathers have lower levels than non-fathers
  b. non-fathers have lower levels than fathers
  c. the levels are identical for fathers and non-fathers
  d. fathers' levels fluctuate dramatically compared to non-fathers

Question 2

When considering the hunting-gathering lifestyle, what does package size refer to?
 
  a. the quality of the foodstuffs obtained
  b. the size and number of the foodstuffs obtained
  c. the degree to which a food item can be shared among group members
  d. the amount to which hunting or gathering contributes to your reproductive success



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Answer to Question 1

Correct Answer: a

Answer to Question 2

Correct Answer: b



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