What possible situation must be considered when deciding to provide vaccinations against life-threatening disease to a new community?
A) whether the society has the resources to sustain the potential population increase
B) if the vaccine has minor side effects, such as headache or fever
C) what time of year to give the vaccine, since its efficacy is seasonal
D) if social stratification might prevent every individual from receiving the vaccine
A
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a. perfect examples of maleness b. single women past marriageable age c. a third gender d. infertile women
Researchers from the United States and Germany have argued that the common ancestor of the Neandertal and modern humans existed about __________ years ago.
A) 400,000 B) 250,000 C) 600,000 D) 100,000
What secular goal have anthropologists suggested as a reason for the existence of human sacrifice?
A) an attempt to terrorize people from other polities B) a way to reduce overpopulation C) to provide a deterrent for violent crime D) to scare the citizens into obedience
Communication in nonhuman primates involves
A) vocalizations B) scents C) body language D) facial expressions and gestures E) all of the above