The early Homo species for which we have the most evidence, both physically and culturally, is called
a. Homo geneous.
b. Homo rudolfensis.
c. Homo australopithecus.
d. Homo tensus.
e. Homo erectus.
e
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Primates differ from other mammals in that primates are characterized by:
A. eyes encircled by a bony ring B. nails on the big toe C. a relatively larger brain D. all of these
The example of the sickle-cell allele demonstrates a key aspect of evolution through natural selection, in that
A. adaptation and fitness are in relation to the individual organism, not the general population. B. human populations in the tropics are the most susceptible to random changes caused by natural selection. C. natural selection increases the variety in a population upon which subsequent natural selective processes can act. D. adaptation and fitness are in relation to specific environments; traits are not universally adaptive or maladaptive. E. although natural selection usually acts upon the phenotype, it can sometimes act upon the genotype.
Many foragers live in mobile bands that may split up during part of the year.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Despite numerous excavations, the only early stone tools that have been found in China are those from Zhoukoudian
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false