erding bisons for their meat     hunting smaller prey using bows and arrows     dairy products such as chicken eggs and goat milk     scavenging dead prey of other predators

Q: anthropologist researching primate cultural behavior, what has the research shows about chimpanzee…

A: Anthropologists are scientists who do research and analysis regarding anthropology.   Anthropology…

Q: There were no Neanderthals on the African continent  True  False

A: Introduction Neanderthals were a member of a group of archaic humans who emerged at least 200,000…

Q: What did Neanderthals eat? What plants did they eat and what animals might they have hunted?…

A: The question is asking about the diet of Neanderthals, an extinct species of humans that lived in…

Q: If a primate has a very complex digestive system, what type of diet do they have? A.…

A: A diet high in plant material is more likely to be found in primates with complicated digestive…

Q: Speculate on why birds have higher body temperatures than mammals.

A: Thermoregulation can be defined as the process that allows our body to maintain its core internal…

Q: Castrated boar will help to detect which sows are in heat? True or False

A: Introduction Castration is the removal or inactivation of the testicles of a male animal and…

Q: How were the wolfs were reintroduced to yellowstone

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Q: dinosaurs walked with an erect, upright stance with their legs and feet under their bodies and not…

A: Lizards and Dinosaurs both are reptiles but Dinosaurs have been extinct. Being reptiles they share…

Q: Which hypothesis about why bipedalism offered an advantage is most compelling to you? Why?

A: A hypothesis was that we needed to walk upright to even locate food in the first place which offered…

Q: What were the adaptations that improved the ability of each of the following groups to survive on…

A: An adaptation is a modification of an organism, that makes the organism is more stable for…

Q: What helped our species to flourish and spread throughout the world?    A. The demise of the…

A: The question is asking about the factors that have contributed to the successful spread and…

Q: 36. How are animals adapted to living in this environment? 37. How is it possible for so many…

A: For there are two questions and answer is being provided for both of them.

Q: A mouse eats seeds and insects which best describes the role of the mouse

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Q: Contrast behavior and culture of Neanderthals and behaviorally modern humans.

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Q: Which invertebrates would you expect to find in pristine waters? a. fish b. water mite c.…

A: Pure or crystal clear waters are called pristine waters. Also, it will have no human activity around…

Q: What is one trait related to locomotion that Au. sediba shares with chimpanzees?   A. Long arms…

A: Australopithecus sediba, denoted as Au. sediba, is an ancient primate species that existed in…

Q: Many birds possess crops, although few mammals do. Suggest a reason for this difference between…

A: The crop is a muscular pouch and is present near the throat or gullet. It is the digestive tract…

Q: sharks?

A: lateral line consists of sensory receptors called neuromasts. The lateral line can also sense and…

Q: Compare the jawed fish to the amphibian. Relate one way they are alike and 2 ways they are…

A: Introduction Vertebrates:- are also called Craniata, any animal of the subphylum Vertebrata, These…

Q: Would this be a scientific hypothesis? Golden retrievers are a better dog for children than…

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Q: The picture shows an external animal structure. Which is not a function of these external…

A: The external structures of animals helps them in various activities such as preying, walking etc.

Q: Turtles on a small island tend to mate with relatives more often than turtles on the mainland.

A: Non-random mating or inbreeding is the process of mating only selected organisms in order to…

Q: Which animals did highland dwellers domesticate?  Mark all that apply. alpacas horses deer llamas…

A: In order to create an understanding of human and ecological relationships within an archaeological…

Q: What activities of hunter-gatherers altered the environment?

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Q: Period Chapter Animals Feeding Directions Compare and contrast each pair below. Tell how they are…

A: Every living organism present on Earth needs energy in order to survive. Different organisms have…

Q: Explain three possible reasons why Homo erectus left Africa

A: We will see into potential clarifications for the departure of Homo erectus, one of our early…

Human Evolution

Human evolution is the process of evolution of humans from early man to anatomically modern humans. The process of evolution in humans leads to the gradual development of traits like bipedalism. Humans are the highly social animals that make them the most advanced animal on Earth.  Human evolution is an outcome of interaction among the following processes: