The two primary schools of classification discussed in the text are
a. generalized and specialized.
b. organic and inorganic.
c. evolutionary systematics and cladistics.
d. cladistics and non-cladistics.
e. ancestral and derived (modified).
C
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a. applied anthropology. b. adjustment anthropology. c. advocate anthropology. d. administrative anthropology.
Hardy's paper absolutely put to rest notions of "blending inheritance."
a. True b. False
Compared to H. ergaster, H. erectus __________
a. had thicker cranial bones b. used more complex tools c. had more pronounced browridges d. had larger brains
Why do most societies not have a word for art?
A) Art is often an integral part of religious, social, and political life. B) Art is such a broad concept, including music, visual arts, and folklore, that there is no need for a general term. C) Most societies consider art to be in the domain of only the very elite, and therefore do not need a common word for it. D) Art is a relatively unique phenomenon, found only in Western civilization.