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Archaeology and Humanitys Story A Brief Introduction to World Prehistory
Exam 2: Humanitys Roots
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Question 1
Multiple Choice
The famous "Lucy" was a member of which species?
Question 2
True/False
The last common ancestor (LCA) of panins and hominins lived about 6.3 - 5.4 million years ago.
Question 3
Essay
What kinds of tool use have been observed among modern primates (humans excluded)?
Question 4
Multiple Choice
Prior to recent finds in Ethiopia and Kenya, ____________________ was the oldest known stone tool industry.
Question 5
Multiple Choice
During the late Miocene, much of Africa became ______________ and ________________.
Question 6
True/False
The LCA lived during the miocene.
Question 7
Multiple Choice
According to one model, the LCA species split into small groups, which remained _________________, and large groups, which became _______________________.
Question 8
Essay
Natural selection is a relatively simple, but often misunderstood, evolutionary process. How would you explain it, simply yet accurately, to someone who has no previous experience with biology?
Question 9
Multiple Choice
Ancient hominins most likely made tools from:
Question 10
True/False
The oldest hominin fossils are found in Asia.
Question 11
Multiple Choice
Which of these hominin species was first discovered in East Asia?
Question 12
Multiple Choice
Which genus is associated with "robust" features like a sagittal crest and large molars?
Question 13
Multiple Choice
Chapter 2 describes members of the genus Paranthropus as our evolutionary____________.
Question 14
Multiple Choice
______________________ is most easily seen when populations become isolated from one another. For example, if a small group moves to a new area, the genes present in that group represent only a sample of the total genes present in their original population.