Among the Tsembaga of Papua New Guinea, there is a relationship between the physical and social environments that involves ritual slaughter in order to re-establish harmony. What animal is slaughtered to reduce pressure on the local environments?
a. Dogs
b. Sheep
c. Pigs
d. Goats
e. Cows
Question 2
The process organisms undergo to achieve a beneficial adjustment to a particular environment, which not only leads to biological changes in the organisms but also impacts their environment, is called:
a. accommodation.
b. acculturation.
c. adaptation.
d. assimilation.
e. incorporation.
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