What previous notion made scientists doubtful of the Taung child’s importance?
A) At the time, hominins were believed to be big and robust.
B) There was no interest in the study of a hominin child.
C) Scientists believed that hominins were extinct long before 3 million years ago.
D) Scientists expected hominins to have emerged in Asia.
D) Scientists expected hominins to have emerged in Asia.
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Donald lives in Canada and is proficient in English and Canadian French. His French is good enough, in fact, that he applies and gets excepted to law school in Paris, France. Once there, however, his classmates and professors respond negatively to his Canadian French. Donald find that this becomes a barrier to making friends and progressing his studies. Which of the following best explains Donald's experience?
Parisians French is most refined, beautiful, different type of French to learn Donald requires help translating legal terms to Canadian French Donald needs to shift his worldview to match that of Parisians Paris French is a kind of cultural capital that helps open doors to opportunity
________ is NOT a characteristic field technique used by ethnographers
A. The genealogical method B. Participant observation C. Conversation D. Online surveys E. Interview schedules
Why do you think that a taxonomic classification of the living world is necessary in biology? Why would it not be as useful or practical to just use everyday names for all living things such as dog, cat, oak tree, and so on?
What will be an ideal response?
Thomas Jefferson's letter to Meriwether Lewis assumes __________
a. Native American groups would be hostile to the Lewis and Clark expedition b. Native American groups would help the Lewis and Clark expedition c. the territory the Lewis and Clark expedition would be passing through belonged to the United States d. the territory The Lewis and Clark expedition would be passing through was a foreign nation