Cultural ecology was developed by __________ in the 1930s
a. Marvin Harris
b. Julian Steward
c. Margaret Mead
d. Claude Levi-Strauss
Answer: b
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a. homozygous, with two dominant alleles. b. homozygous, with two recessive alleles. c. heterozygous, with one dominant and one recessive allele. d. haplozygous.
Proteins are significant to the life of the organism in various ways. Those that initiate and direct chemical reactions are called:
a. enzymes b. protons c. codons d. ribosomes
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a. and dispersed to Europe where they interbred with local premodern H. sapiens populations. b. and migrated to other areas, completely displacing all premodern H. sapiens populations without interbreeding with them. c. remained there while premodern populations elsewhere evolved more slowly. d. around 500,000 years ago. e. yet were completely replaced by Neandertals.