An individual’s skeletal remains were found displaying the following list of traits: Rounded eye orbits, shoveled incisors, a flat facial profile and narrow subpubic angle. What is the most likely ethnic origin and sex of this individual? Another individual’s skeletal remains were found displaying the following list of traits: Narrow nasal aperture, retreating zygomatic bones, a small mastoid process and smooth nuchal area. What is the most likely ethnic origin and sex of this individual? Another individual’s skeletal remains were found displaying the following list of traits: Small brow ridges, narrow face shape, slanted ascending ramus and a narrow and curved sacrum. What is the most likely ethnic origin and sex of this individual?

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Human Evolution

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