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Archaeologists are especially interested in features known as middens because they provide information on:
 
  a. ancient trash that would include artifacts that people used and consumed
 b. minerals that early populations used for mining and the production of tools
  c. water sources that ancient people used for agriculture and household use
 d. architectural data that indicate where household sites and temples were located

Question 2

The mammalian diversity with which we are familiar today is a product of:
 
  a. preadaptation.
  b. isothermal radiation.
  c. adaptive radiation.
  d. clinal radiation.
  e. clades.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c



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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again



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