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Describe the cranial and postcranial anatomy of Neandertal skeletons.
 
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Religion and spirituality are best examined as part of a society's worldview.
 
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  b. False
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Reply #1 on: Aug 11, 2018
Answer to Question 1

Brain size was larger than that of H. sapiens today, but the cranium was large, long, low, and
bulging at the sides the occipital bun was bun-shaped abd the forehead rose more vertically than
in modern humans. Browridges were arched.

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