Review this chapter and answer the following questions: What are the parts of the skeleton that seem to be more commonly found as fossils? What are the anatomical clues that these fossils provide to help scientists address questions about hominin origins?
What will be an ideal response?
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a. affinal relatives b. collateral relatives c. two genders d. lineal relatives e. exogamous relatives
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A. agglutination B. hydrolysis C. lysis D. fusion
Changes in telomere length have also been implicated in
a. cancers. b. weight gain. c. stunt stature. d. blindness. e. weight loss.