The presence of morphological variability in skeletons from Asia ...

[nummyann]

The presence of morphological variability in skeletons from Asia and the Americas indicates that
 
  a. there were likely multiple migrations to the New World
  b. humans evolved independently in the Americas
  c. there was significant genetic drift among New World populations
  d. non-Asian populations are likely responsible for the earliest settlement
  e. the Bering Land Bridge was not a route for the entrance of humans to the New World

Question 2

Which of the following best describes the physical characteristics of the earliest human skeletons from the Americas?
 
  a. They closely resemble modern Native Americans.
  b. They display generalized traits common among Ainu and Australian populations.
  c. They represent a blend of Asian and European traits.
  d. They resemble Upper Paleolithic European populations.
  e. They do not show similarities with any other populations.

[JYan]

Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b

[nummyann]

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