By looking at the molars and chewing muscles of H. erectus, researchers learned that
A. the chewing apparatus of H. erectus was essentially identical to that of H. habilis.
B. the chewing apparatus of H. erectus was different from that of H. habilis.
C. H. erectus was more dependent on hunting than earlier hominins.
D. H. erectus was more dependent on tubers than earlier hominins.
E. H. erectus had not yet begun to hunt.
Answer: C
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A. hunters were using Clovis-style tools to hunt mammoths B. people were living near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15,000 years ago C. Native Americans are closely related to Australian Aborigines D. cave painting was not restricted to sites in western Europe
Cultural borrowing, blending, and diffusion are all aspects of:
a. ?enculturation. b. ?juxtaposition. c. syncretism. d. assimilation.
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A) enhances survival and reproduction B) changes with other cultural fluctuations C) persists over several generations D) was learned from other cultures
Ethnoscience takes an extreme etic approach to analyzing culture
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.