________ is the branch of osteology that studies the evidence of disease and injury in human skeletal remains from archaeological sites
a. Forensic anthropology
b. Primatology
c. Anthropometry
d. Paleoanthropology
e. Paleopathology
E
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Why does biological anthropology include the study of genetics?
a. because DNA is only found in humans b. because biological anthropology is concerned with the evolution of humans in all aspects c. because genetics indicates whether the environment is playing a role on evolution d. because the study of human evolution can only be performed using a genetic perspective
In 1984, a fossil cranium and partial mandible, WT 17000, or the "Black Skull," were found at West Lake Turkana. Some paleoanthropologists suggest that this fossil be placed in a species named:
A. Australopithecus habilis B. Australopithecus capensis C. Paranthropus aethiopicus D. Homo africanus
Which of the following statements about the Minangkabau culture is accurate?
A) It is the world's largest matrilineal culture. B) Fewer Minangkabau now practice the kula. C) The traditional heartland is based in Malaysia. D) Most Minangkabau are Christians.
Temporal depth in Chinese society refers to which of these?
A) ?The long and complex history of Chinese civilization B) ?The deep ties between families in Chinese communities C) ?The bilateral ancestors in a family D) ?The patrilineal male ancestors in a family