By the end of the Ice Age, there may have been___________ humans, or _________________
a. 10 million, one person for every 5 square miles of land surface.
b. 100 million, one person for every 100 square miles of land surface.
c. 5 million, one person for every 10 square miles of land surface.
d. 1 million, five persons for every 1 square mile of land surface.
e. 1000 people, one person for every 10 square miles of land surface.
c
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According to the visual predation hypothesis,
a. primate characteristics evolved as adaptive advantages in a purely terrestrial environment. b. mammalian characteristics evolved as adaptive advantages in a purely arboreal environment. c. primate characteristics evolved as adaptive advantages in the shrubby forest undergrowth. d. primate characteristics evolved as primates adapted to the highest tiers in the forest canopy. e. primate characteristics evolved as adaptive advantages in a purely aquatic environment.
Participant observation has no real disadvantages for an anthropologist
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
This primate was a diurnal quadruped with a mixture of money and ape features: its lower molars had five cusps like an ape? its skull had forward-facing eye sockets protected by a bony wall? an endocast of the cranium reveals that it had a visual cortex larger than that found in Prosimians, but the brain was smaller than that of more recent anthropoids? and it had marked sexual dimorphism and
was no bigger than a modern house cat. It is a: a. Dryopithecus. b. Ardipithecus. c. Homo habilis. d. Aegyptopithecus. e. Australopithecus afarensis.
The Levallois technique is:
A. a tool tradition associated with Homo habilis. B. the early French style of cave painting. C. a method of getting bone marrow from mammoths. D. a method of producing flakes from prepared cores.