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10/23/24

(Biology) Human pop genetics question

I think I did both of these wrong. Should I have gotten only a 1 or 0 for answer a? and for part b, what formula should I be using? Do you have to use log rhythms to find t or did I do more work... more

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Anthropology Biology Biostatistics

10/16/24

Question from my human pop genetics class

I apologize that this is a long one but I'm fearing I've done all of this wrong. I'm especially confused with graphing all of this for part C.(25 pts) Some people do not recognize the bitter taste... more

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Anthropology Biology Anatomy

03/08/24

How did meat eating influence the evolution of the human brain?

In human evolution, how did brain development, specifically brain size and neocortex complexity, a direct consequence of fire/cooking and softer foods? Did it have any influence?

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Anthropology

12/26/23

In any Native American language, does the word 'gold' mean corn?

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Anthropology Archaeology

04/15/23

The Mesolithic site of Lepenski Vir, Serbia (the one on the river Danube) represents life in Europe before the arrival of the Neolithic. Which of the following accurately describes the site?

The Mesolithic site of Lepenski Vir, Serbia (the one on the river Danube) represents life in Europe before the arrival of the Neolithic. Which of the following accurately describes the site?A. A... more

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Anthropology Archaeology

04/15/23

What was pre-dynastic Egypt like just before the Pharoahs started their empire building?

What was pre-dynastic Egypt like just before the Pharaohs started their empire-building?A. Highly mobile hunter-gatherers only occasionally stopping to fish on the NileB. Highly mobile pastoralists... more

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Anthropology Archaeology

04/15/23

The context of a long narrow Nile corridor surrounded by vast uninhabitable desert had an important role in the development of the Ancient Egyptian state because:

The context of a long narrow Nile corridor surrounded by vast uninhabitable desert had an important role in the development of the Ancient Egyptian state because:A. The desert was an important... more

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Anthropology Archaeology

04/15/23

The pyramids of Giza did not suddenly drop from the sky. Name an earlier Egyptian site, describe its mortuary architecture in a few words, and explain how this fits into the pattern of....

The pyramids of Giza did not suddenly drop from the sky. Name an earlier Egyptian site, describe its mortuary architecture in a few words, and explain how this fits into the pattern of... more

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Anthropology

03/30/23

What is the significance in the changes to our ancestors' pelvic structure?

Why are these changes significant and what do they tell us about our evolution?

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Anthropology

03/01/23

Can you clear my misconception ?

In anthropology, I have a misconception regarding one thing which I have a misconception regarding one thing which I have explained below:In countries present in continents like Europe,... more

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Anthropology

01/24/23

Anthropology question

Adolescence is often thought of as a period of biological transition from childhood to adulthood, but according to Margaret Mead, it is significantly shaped by the culture we are part of. After... more

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Anthropology

12/15/22

Major forces that shape the health outcomes of individuals and community members

Early 2000s asking questions about the different ways people move through cities and how social categories and identifications are formed around various mobilities

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Anthropology

11/01/22

Homo naledi was discovered very recently and there is still much debate over where this species fits in our family tree. Compare and contrast the features observed in Homo naledi with other species.

Homo naledi was discovered very recently and there is still much debate over where this species fits in our family tree. Compare and contrast the features observed in Homo naledi with other... more

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Anthropology

11/01/22

Compare the Modern Human specimen with the Neanderthal. What are the main features that distinguish modern humans from Neanderthals?

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Anthropology

11/01/22

Compare the archaic H. sapiens (Archaic Human) and Anatomically Modern Human (Modern Human) skulls. What are the main features that differ between the two?

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Anthropology Social Studies

10/04/22

Do you know names of some contemporary Latin social influencers?

in creative arts -music, acting, pop culture, politics

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Anthropology

09/29/22

What is it about anthropology that makes it unique?

Anthropology is the study of human biology and culture Anthropologists study human variation, evolution and adaptation The focus of anthropology is on pre-historic societies 1&2 None of the... more

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Anthropology

09/29/22

Which of the following best describe the objective of biological anthropology the best?

Genetic and cultural understanding of human diversity Classifying human diversity using social and behavioural sciences Understanding human diversity via history and artefacts Examining human... more

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Anthropology Sociology

08/12/22

What is an example of role strain?

According to Schaefer (2022), role strain is the difficulty that arises when the same social position imposes conflicting demands and expectations. Which formative assessment tool and teaching... more

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Anthropology

08/11/22

Key characteristics of the four lenses of liberal arts

What are the key characteristics of the four lenses which are history, social science, natural science, and humanities?

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Anthropology Sociology

04/26/22

Is there any theories on earth that can explain why people love to read books (especially physical book)/ have the habit of reading book?

Maybe something like Immersion? But I am not too sure is Immersion a theory itself? Are there more specific theories that I can use? Please advise. Thanks!

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Anthropology

10/15/21

Please help me with this question?

Explain from an Anthropological perspective how various factors (e.g. globalization, pandemics, physical environment, etc etc.) have come to affect human behaviour and culture to create the iPod... more

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Anthropology

08/26/21

. How do you think Boas's personal life influenced his ideas and his work as an anthropologist?

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Anthropology Psychology Sociology Social Science

07/23/21

How used clothing impact the consumer identity?

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Anthropology Virus Social Science Human Body

07/12/21

Do you think the human body is adapting to the Corona Virus?

Elaborate with help of evolutionary theory and highlight virus adaptation in to new forms like delta variant and its effect on human society?

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(Biology) Human pop genetics question

Question from my human pop genetics class

How did meat eating influence the evolution of the human brain?

In any Native American language, does the word 'gold' mean corn?

The Mesolithic site of Lepenski Vir, Serbia (the one on the river Danube) represents life in Europe before the arrival of the Neolithic. Which of the following accurately describes the site?

What was pre-dynastic Egypt like just before the Pharoahs started their empire building?

The context of a long narrow Nile corridor surrounded by vast uninhabitable desert had an important role in the development of the Ancient Egyptian state because:

The pyramids of Giza did not suddenly drop from the sky. Name an earlier Egyptian site, describe its mortuary architecture in a few words, and explain how this fits into the pattern of....

What is the significance in the changes to our ancestors' pelvic structure?

Can you clear my misconception ?

Anthropology question

Major forces that shape the health outcomes of individuals and community members

Homo naledi was discovered very recently and there is still much debate over where this species fits in our family tree. Compare and contrast the features observed in Homo naledi with other species.

Compare the Modern Human specimen with the Neanderthal. What are the main features that distinguish modern humans from Neanderthals?

Compare the archaic H. sapiens (Archaic Human) and Anatomically Modern Human (Modern Human) skulls. What are the main features that differ between the two?

Do you know names of some contemporary Latin social influencers?

What is it about anthropology that makes it unique?

Which of the following best describe the objective of biological anthropology the best?

What is an example of role strain?

Key characteristics of the four lenses of liberal arts

Is there any theories on earth that can explain why people love to read books (especially physical book)/ have the habit of reading book?

Please help me with this question?

. How do you think Boas's personal life influenced his ideas and his work as an anthropologist?

How used clothing impact the consumer identity?

Do you think the human body is adapting to the Corona Virus?

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