The “walking” theory is supported by the Rapa Nui word __________, which translates as “walking with no legs”.


Answer: Neke-Neke

Anthropology & Archaeology

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Early hominins likely had to lose some of their climbing abilities in order to obtain efficient bipedality

a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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Some mental ailments, such as those considered to be anxiety and depression in industrialized societies, are treated successfully by __________ in Yoruba and Inuit societies

a. medicinal herbs b. confinement for a period of time c. ritual practitioners d. shunning

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In relationship to migration, the push–pull theory refers to __________

A) motivations for migrating from rural to urban areas B) reasons why illegal immigration occurs C) the circular migration of workers between two places D) the effect of war on refugee displacement

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Chimpanzees are members of the tribe:

A. Hominini B. Panini C. Ponginae D. Gorillinae

Anthropology & Archaeology