The gibbon social group is that of a monogamous family unit consisting of an adult pair and its young. What happens when the young approaches adulthood?
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Since abundant remains of animal bones are found at their sites paleoanthropologists have described Neandertals as
a. successful hunters and therefore efficient mastodon hunters. b. successful small game hunters, but not necessarily as successful large game hunters as modern humans. c. never gathering shellfish. d. less prone to head and neck injuries. e. possessing long-distance weaponry.
Anthropologists Anne Ramenofsky and Patricia Galloway argue that the most devastating impact of Hernando de Soto on Native Americans in the southern part of the U.S. was:
a. introduction of tobacco and alcohol. b. introduction of pigs. c. introduction of horses. d. diseases brought by soldiers under command of de Soto. e. unfair economic trade.
Many languages spoken in Africa and Southeast Asia have words that change in meaning depending on the pitches with which they are spoken. These languages are called
a. phonetic languages. b. tone languages. c. dialects. d. creoles.
Which anthropologist defined culture ideas based on cultural learning and symbols with such control mechanisms as plans and rules to govern behavior?
A. Leslie White B. Conrad Kottak C. Sir Edward Tylor D. Clifford Geertz