What is a major underlying factor for the declining numbers of nonhuman primates?
a. The trapping of live primates for the pet trade
b. Unprecedented human population growth
c. The trapping of live primates for biomedical research
d. The killing of primates for human consumption
e. The overpopulation of nonhuman primate groups
b
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Answer the following questions about archaeology.Most of the population during the Old Kingdom of Egypt consisted of scribes and scholars.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
There have been at least how many mass extinctions over the course of 570 million years?
a. 15 b. 2 c. 7 d. 20 e. 12
Anthropologist have found that kinship in industrial states
a. often becomes solidified and molded into large descent groups called oligoclans b. becomes much more important and clearly defined than in preindustrial societies c. becomes less important as new structures and organizations replace and begin to perform many of the functions associated with kinship in preindustrial societies d. tends to remain about the same as is found in chiefdom societies
Evidence suggests that modern humans were in Australia before they were in Europe
a. True b. False