Hunting rituals among the Naskapi of Labrador serve to regulate ecological relationships by
A) teaching hunters how to locate animals more accurately.
B) promoting research into animal behavior.
C) preventing the Naskapi from eating certain animals.
D) randomizing the direction that hunters follow to search for game.
E) none of the above.
D
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A) portion of the home range that is used most frequently B) area the group uses for foraging, sleeping, and other activities in a year C) the area in which the group members were born D) area that is occupied and defended against invasion by conspecific strangers E) the amount of space that the group can cover in one day's travel
A fossil skeleton with a basin-shaped pelvis, a central foramen magnum, and arched feet would most likely be classified as a(n) __________.
A) monkey B) ape C) hominin D) prosimian
Until quite recently, a prominent hypothesis in the origin of humans was that bipedalism and increased brain size evolved simultaneously. What evidence is calling this hypothesis into question now?
What will be an ideal response?
Anthropologist W. Arens (1981) argued that the reason football is such a peculiarly U.S. pastime is that Americans enjoy particularly violent sports.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)