The visual-predation theory explains traits as mainly adaptations ...

[ashley]

The visual-predation theory explains traits as mainly adaptations for
 
  A) locating mates and avoiding predators
  B) terrestrial locomotion and hunting small vertebrates
  C) terrestrial locomotion and hunting insects
  D) arboreal locomotion
  E) locating and capturing insects in an arboreal habitat

Question 2

What kind of evidence for the use of weapons in hunting was found at Boxgrove, England?
 
  A) a projectile point embedded in the pelvis of a rhinocerous
  B) a rib bone with a hole like that which would be made by a wooden spear
  C) a skull with puncture holes
  D) a wooden spear
  E) stone weapons designed to be hafted

[prumorgan]

Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

B

[ashley]

Excellent

[AmberC1996]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it