According to the compete replacement model, the transition from premodern to modern Homo sapiens
a. occurred in several regions of the Old World simultaneously
b. occurred first in Europe
c. only occurred once, in Africa
d. began about 10,000 years ago in Indonesia
e. began about 100,000 years ago in Asia
c
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Identify and discuss the significance (in terms of environmental, economic, and social changes) of the broad-spectrum revolution in southwestern Europe.
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The first Chinese H. erectus discoveries were the result of the focus on locating
a. skullcaps and femurs the same size as remains from Trinil b. individuals contemporaneous with H. sapiens c. "Dragon bones" used as medicine and aphrodisiacs d. fossils unhampered by the complex nature of Javanese geology e. fossils belonging to the late Pleistocene
An anthropologist would probably find it difficult to define what “progress” is
a. True b. False
Domestication affects the reproduction of plants because
A. domesticated cereals have more brittle axes, allowing seeds to break free from the stalk more easily. B. plant reproduction cannot occur without farming. C. domesticated plants do not produce seeds. D. domesticated plants lose their natural seed dispersal mechanisms. E. domesticated plants reproduce themselves more effectively.