How did the use of sickles contribute to plant domestication?
What will be an ideal response?
They would cause easily dispersed seeds to be lost and those with tougher axes to be selectively kept and planted.
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The members of a society who work most closely with the anthropologist to provide an understanding of cultural phenomena are called:
a. primary consultants. b. key consultants. c. cultural brokers. d. cultural liaisons. e. key leaders.
Most of the diseases that killed indigenous populations originated in domesticated animals
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Monkeys and apes raised in captivity without contact with their own mothers may be afraid of their own offspring and try to kill it
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Identities are
A. never dependent on context. B. fictions. C. fixed by both genotype and phenotype. D. not fixed; they are fluid and multiple. E. creative constructs and therefore of little real consequence.