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mwit1967

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Current interpretations of the fossil and archaeological records lead most anthropologists to
 
  A) extend the label to include Homo habilis but not Homo rudolfensis
  B) limit the label human to Homo erectus and Homo sapiens
  C) limit the label human to Homo sapiens
  D) extend the label human to all hominids except for species of the genus Paranthropus
  E) extend the label human to all hominine species

Question 2

The archaeological record suggests that Oldowan tools were made and used
 
  A) exclusively by men
  B) as weapons and not for processing food
  C) exclusively by women
  D) by both men and women
  E) the archaeological record reveals nothing about how the tools were used



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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