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tichca

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Most anthropologists presently distinguish human culture from the proto-culture of apes because they lack
 
  A) behavioral and technological differences between populations
  B) symbolic transmission of behaviors between individuals
  C) evidence of learned behavior patterns
  D) speech communication
  E) even rudimentary technology

Question 2

Compared to most mammals
 
  A) only modern humans show unusually high encephalization quotient (EQ) values
  B) only humans and chimpanzees show higher EQ quotients
  C) all primates show significantly higher EQ values
  D) only living and extinct hominids show unusually high EQ values
  E) anthropoid primates generally show higher EQ values



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

E





 

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