The change in relationship between humans, animals, and plants whereby they share a mutually beneficial association is known as:
a. agriculture
b. transhumance
c. domestication
d. propagation
e. symbiosis
E
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Ardipithecus ramidus:
A. dates to as early as 4.4 million years ago and it is now called Ethiopia B. lived in a wooded habitat and possessed a grasping big toe for climbing C. walked bipedally on the ground D. all of these
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Exogamy is the practice of seeking a mate within one's own group
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
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At Zhoukoudian, there is now thought to be evidence that Homo erectus
a. killed deer and horses b. knew how to hunt c. used fire inside the cave d. lived in the cave e. were victims of hungry giant hyenas
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Which of the following was NOT originally domesticated in the Old World?
A. barley B. millet C. turkey D. rice E. goat
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