Exam 13: Our Last 10,000 Years: Agriculture, Population, and Biology
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One of the most important technological innovations that appeared at about the same time as agriculture was
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The invasion of spongy bone into the eye sockets as a response to anemia is called
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The great human population increase of the Holocene was probably due to
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Dental caries increased in some areas where agriculture began, due to an increase in the consumption of
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While the domestication of plants and animals certainly led to a more stable food supply in the Holocene, it also resulted in significant problems.Briefly describe some of these problems.
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During your lab you are asked to identify the condition exhibited by a juvenile female skull, in addition to suggesting the likely cause of the condition.You observe porous bone in the eye orbits.You identify the condition as
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Research conducted by Richard Lee found that hunter-gatherers showed great variation in workload and leisure time.Prior to this research, hunting and foraging was thought to be physically and temporally demanding.Lee's findings are
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Hookworm infestation of the human intestine can lead to a form of
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In the late 1960s, who proposed that South African food-foraging people actually had more leisure time than early farmers?
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Abnormal expansion of a bone's diameter as a result of infection is
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What main change in subsistence defines the Neolithic period? Name three geographic regions where Neolithic lifeways appeared independently.
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Which of the following is true of human biological evolution?
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Based on the archaeological record from various areas, what was the initial effect of agriculture on height?
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What evidence from the skeletons and teeth of early farmers do scientists use to document the negative consequences of a shift from food foraging to the domestication of food?
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Greater reduction in jaw size relative to tooth size during the Holocene has led to greater incidence of
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The idea that cranial shape can change within a human population as a result of dietary change is referred to as the
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