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- 2. 1. From the fossil record, it seems that monkey-like mammals or primates showed evidence of increasingly _____ that was unmatched. A) longer tails B) larger brains C) more hair D) longer jaws 2. Which is NOT a type of research that is currently being performed to reconstruct the story of human evolution? A) qualitative B) behavioral C) archaeological D) epigenetics 3. The MOST appropriate alternative for Homo habilis is _____. A) chimpanzees B) Louis Leakey C) human adults, young chimps D) southern ape 4. The MOST appropriate alternative for Australopithecus is_____. A) chimpanzees B) Louis Leakey C) human adults, young chimps D) southern ape 5. The MOST appropriate alternative for Jane Goodall is _____. A) chimpanzees B) Louis Leakey C) human adults, young chimps D) southern ape 6. The MOST appropriate alternative for neoteny is_____. A) chimpanzees B) Louis Leakey C) human adults, young chimps D) southern ape note : All chapters via E-mail only smtb5000@gmail.com s m t b 5 0 0 0 @ g m a i l . c o m
- 3. 1. All animals along a particular branch of a cladogram: A) share specific physical or behavioral traits. B) are genetically identical to one another. C) are genetically unrelated to one another. D) are behaviorally dissimilar. 2. The full set of a species' genes is known as its: A) genome. B) phenome. C) chromosome. D) nucleosome. 3. Modern chimpanzees and humans share about _____ percent of their genes. A) 75 B) 95 C) 87 D) 99 4. The fossil evidence suggests that _____ was the first hominid to walk upright. A) Australopithecus B) H. habilis C) H. erectus D) H. americanus 5. The first hominids to walk upright probably appeared about _____ million years ago. A) 1–2 B) 3–5 C) 6 – 8 D) 9–10 6. I left footprints over 3 million years ago. I was found by R. A. Dart. He named me: A) Homo habilis. B) Bigfoot. C) Homo erectus. D) Australopithecus. note : All chapters via E-mail only smtb5000@gmail.com s m t b 5 0 0 0 @ g m a i l . c o m
- 4. Use the following to answer questions 1-4: Match each hominid with the appropriate alternative from the list. a. toolmakers b. appeared in the past 200,000 years c. larger brain and migrated to Europe and Asia d. smaller brain but probably used tools 1. A.africanus 2. H. habilis ___ 3. H. erectus ___ 4. H. sapiens ___ Use the following to answer questions 5-8: Place each of the milestones in an evolutionary context by matching the event with the appropriate time frame from those alternatives listed. a. 30,000 years ago b. 15,000 years ago c. 7000 years ago d. 2 million years ago 5. toolmakers ___ 6. reading and writing ___ 7. agriculture ___ 8. cave paintings (art) ___ note : All chapters via E-mail only smtb5000@gmail.com s m t b 5 0 0 0 @ g m a i l . c o m
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