With respect to cranial capacity and dentition Australopithecus afarensis may be considered __________
a. far more apelike than human
b. intermediate between living apes and modern humans
c. more human than apelike
d. completely distinct from both living apes and modern humans
Answer b
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a. ?Sexuality b. ?Dance c. Language d. Kinship
List and describe the five primary residences rules
What will be an ideal response?
What does the Court Interpreter's Act provide?
A funding for bilingual people to go to school to become court interpreters B court interpreters for people who primarily speak a language other than English C legal protection for court interpreters who make errors during trials D funding for continuous training for court interpreters to maintain their bilingualism E all of the above
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a. soladilities. b. composite bands. c. associations. d. establishments.