Among the Ju/'hoansi, hunters share their kill with all members of the group. This is particularly important
a. to please one's inlaws.
b. because the band is small and it would be difficult to live with tensions.
c. as a means of insurance against the uncertainty of successful hunting.
d. in exchange for the plants and seeds that the women gather.
Question 2
Foraging bands
a. are mobile groups of usually no more than 50 people.
b. generally consist of relatives by birth or marriage.
c. are flexible groups that break into smaller groups in times of scarcity.
d. All of these are true of foraging bands.
Parasitic members of the supergroup Excavata.
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Fraternal twins share about 50 percent of their segregating genes.
skeletal muscle consists of a group of fibers held together by connective tissue. It is enclosed in ...
Nuts are also a good source of B group vitamins (including folate), and vitamin E
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