Exam 7: Later Hominids: Homo Erectus and Homo Sapiens
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Exam 14: Primates Today55 Questions
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Neandertal may have been shorter than modern humans, but they had larger cranial capacities.
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Experts have never found any Neandertals other than in West, Central, and East Europe.
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Because Neandertals had a larger cranial capacity than modern humans, they were probably smarter as well.
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The term "behaviorally modern human" refers to those hominids who show behavioral capabilities similar to moderns.
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Briefly characterize the two hypotheses concerning the who, when, where, and how of the Multiregional and Recent African Origin models. Do not critique them.
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A comparison of European fossils from Neandertal through AMH has yielded evolutionary trends in all of the following traits EXCEPT
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Retromolar space and tooth enamel thickness show the same evolutionary trajectory from European Neandertals to AMH.
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There is only one prehistoric hyoid bone but it supports the hypothesis that Neandertal could speak.
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Experts believe Middle Eastern Neandertals migrated from Europe during a warm period and stayed.
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All of the reported AMH fossils have potential problems EXCEPT
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Bones (fossils) are a better indicator of a population's distribution than artifacts.
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If Neandertal and AMH interbred, there should be evidence in the form of hybrids or mixing of artifact types.
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Dmanisi can be said to be "in the right place at the right time" because the Dmanisi people
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The fossil called Mauer (Heidelberg) is merely a set of lower teeth.
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Discuss two of Frayer's morphological traits that show up first in Neandertal and successively through AMH in terms of what this might mean.
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All experts agree the "Portugese Kid" (Lagar Velho) fossil is a product of hybridization between Neandertal and AMH.
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RAO and MR proponents are as unchanged in their positions now as they were 15 years ago.
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