In its most common biological usage, the term race:

a. ?refers to a person's nationality.
b. ?refers to the geographically-patterned phenotypic variation within a species.
c. ?has precise definitions agreed upon all anthropologists.
d. ?refers only to skin color.
e. ?refers only to IQ.


b

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

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Why do you think that a taxonomic classification of the living world is necessary in biology? Why would it not be as useful or practical to just use everyday names for all living things such as dog, cat, oak tree, and so on?

What will be an ideal response?

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Which of the following statements about the so-called "black skull" is NOT true?

A. The skull shows evidence of cold-weather adaptations. B. The skull has a sagittal crest. C. The skull combines relatively small overall size with large chewing dentition. D. Some scientists categorize the skull as belonging to a very early hyperrobust Paranthropus boisei. E. Some scientists assign the black skull its own species, Paranthropus aethiopicus.

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__________ is the term for the roles that people perform in their households and communities and the values and attitudes that people have regarding men and women

a. Sex b. Biology c. Gender d. Constructs

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