Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)

1. Nongenetic changes that aid in survival are called adjustments.
2. The critical temperature is the temperature at which normal body temperature is maintained is 37?C (98.6?F).
3. The use of bottled oxygen at high altitudes is an example of an acclimatory adjustment.
4. The only major skin pigment is melanin.
5. The amount of heat that can be lost from an object by radiation depends on its surface area.


1. true
2. false
3. false
4. true
5. true

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What does the "grandmother hypothesis" propose to explain?

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People must eat, but culture teaches us what, when, and how to do so. This is an example of how

A. we are all just uncultured animals. B. culture takes the natural biological urges we share with other animals and teaches us how to express them in particular ways. C. individuals are powerless to alter the strong relationship between nature and culture. D. biology dominates culture. E. "human nature" is a cultural construction, an idea we have in our minds that has nothing to do with true nature.

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The earliest H. erectus tools __________

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