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What are the five main research disciplines in evolutionary anthropology?
What are the five main research disciplines in evolutionary anthropology?
- Primatology, Paleoanthropology, Human Variation, Medical Anthropology, Forensic Anthropology (correct)
- Cultural Anthropology, Linguistic Anthropology, Archaeology, Environmental Anthropology, Medical Anthropology
- Social Psychology, Cognitive Science, Archaeology, Paleontology, Forensic Anthropology
- Paleoecology, Social Anthropology, Ethology, Historical Linguistics, Cultural Studies
What do evolutionary anthropologists study?
What do evolutionary anthropologists study?
- The evolutionary history of humans and their relatives (correct)
- The social structures of contemporary primate groups
- The development of human culture and technology in the last century
- The genetic mutation rates in modern humans
How do evolutionary anthropologists conduct their research? Select all that apply.
How do evolutionary anthropologists conduct their research? Select all that apply.
- By conducting descriptive, casual, and applied research (correct)
- Through laboratory experiments only
- By formulating and testing scientific theories (correct)
- By testing hypotheses using the scientific method (correct)
Who created the taxonomic system and binomial nomenclature?
Who created the taxonomic system and binomial nomenclature?
Who proposed 'soft inheritance'?
Who proposed 'soft inheritance'?
Who proposed catastrophism?
Who proposed catastrophism?
Who proposed the concept of uniformitarianism?
Who proposed the concept of uniformitarianism?
What did James Hutton argue about uniformitarianism?
What did James Hutton argue about uniformitarianism?
Who is known for natural selection?
Who is known for natural selection?
What is Darwin's theory? Select all that apply.
What is Darwin's theory? Select all that apply.