__________ may use their expertise in human variation in body form to help ascertain the ethnic affinities of skeletons
a. Osteologists
b. Nutritional anthropologists
c. Molecular anthropologists
d. Archaeologists
Correct Answer: a
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a. have no effect on the environments in which they lived. b. do not attempt to control or improve natural resources. c. have different cultures depending on the different habitats in which they live. d. remain in one place for most of the year.
The chemical process within cells that break down nutrients and release energy for the body to use is called:
a. life history trait. b. evolutionary biology. c. photosynthesis. d. metabolism. e. altruism.
The process by which people learn and interact with their own culture is ______
a. called enculturation b. genetically based c. more rapid in industrialized societies than in less technologically developed ones d. slowest in industrialized societies and most rapid in less technologically developed ones e. called pluralism and results in pluralistic societies
Public-interest anthropologists should not participate in making policy decisions
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.