Like most mammalian species that occupy a wide range of geographical regions, humans show biological variation
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
TRUE
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What did Edward Sapir investigate?
A how ancient texts reveal the worldviews of early civilizations B how the vocabulary of a language influences its speakers' view of the world C how the grammatical structures of a language influence thought D how pronunciations of certain words influence how a person sees the world E how children in different cultures acquire their first language
When trying to understand the ethnosemantics of kinship terminology systems, anthropologists look at which of the following?
A. contrasts between male and female terms as well as generational distinctions B. the ability of infants to produce basic sounds like "ma-ma" C. the degree to which people understand biological inheritance D. the emotional connotations of certain sounds and how they are combined to form words
Analogous traits are ____________
a. traits shared between species due to a shared evolutionary history b. traits shared between members of the same species c. traits shared due to convergent evolution d. features that a species possesses that distinguish them from all related species
In its most common biological usage, the term race
a. has precise definitions agreed upon all anthropologists b. refers to the geographically patterned phenotypic variation within a species c. refers only to skin color d. refers only to IQ e. refers to a person's nationality