Exam #4 Flashcards

1
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What epoch is known as the ice age?

A

Pleistocene

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2
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Archaic homo were widely spread throughout where?

A

old world-Asia, Europe and Africa

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3
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What is the out of Africa hypotheses?

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Modern Homo sapiens evolved in Africa, and then spread to Asia and Europe, where modern humans replaced the populations there.

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4
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What is the multiregional continuity

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The shift to modern humans took place regionally and did not involve replacement.

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5
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The regional continuity modern Homo sapiens origins poses that…

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Modern humans not appears solely in Africa, pre-modern populations in Europe, Asia, and Africa evolved into modern Homo sapiens, there was Anglo between premodern populations from different regions of the old war

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6
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The type of stones tool traditionally associated with anatomically modern humans is called

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Aurignaeian

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7
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Most anatomically modern humans present:

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Reduced brown ridges, vertical forehead, skull well-rounded

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8
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The upper Paleolithic culture. Began in Western Europe about _____years ago

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40,000 years ago

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9
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Until 12,000 years ago living in nomadic groups is commonly associated with

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Low chance to develop endemic disease

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10
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The last 10,000 years referred to as the

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Holocene Epoch

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11
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Regarding the neolithic which of the following is true

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It is characterized by small villages where the domestication of plants/and or animals took place

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12
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This is from foraging to farming

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Is along the most important adaptive shifts in hominid evolution

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13
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Until when most humans are living as hunter gathers

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10,000 ya

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14
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In general the frequency of Iron deficiency (as detected in bones by criba orbitalia porotic hyperostosis…) in hunter gatherers is ____when compared with farmers?

A

Lower

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15
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Most populations in eastern North America had adapted corn agriculture, raising dramatically the frequency of

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Dental caries

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16
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The food we eat and how do we prepare them

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Tremendously influence our physical appearance

17
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Iron deficiency anemia results when

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The body receives limited iron

18
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The idea that cranial shape can change within the human population of the result of dietary change is referred to as the

A

Masticatory functional hypothesis

19
Q

Infectious disease…

A

Has influence the frequency of certain alleles that affect the immune system

20
Q

HIV virus is considered a slow virus because

A

Serious HIV related symptoms may not appear for years

21
Q

The plague epidemic called black death in the

XIV the century

A

Kill millions of humans in Europe

22
Q

The increase of mutant CCR5 protein can be seen as a good example for

A

Positive natural selection

23
Q

What kind of evidence can be used to Study a plague epidemic in the past

A

Historical documents, zooarchaeological samples, pathogen DNA

24
Q

Most of the archaic Homo lived around?

A

700,000 -225,000 ya

25
Q

Fossil remains of archaic Homo sapiens

A

Show mixture of Homo erectus and Homo sapiens traits

26
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When compared with Homo erectus archaic homo has (on average)

A

Bigger brain volume

27
Q

The majority of Neanderthal fossils have found in

A

Europe

28
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The Pleistocene

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Showed periodic advances and retreats of massive continental glaciations