Anatomical attributes of the earliest primates

Reference no: EM13514528

Which of the following has NOT been offered as an explanation for the anatomical attributes of the earliest primates?

switching from insect predation to consumption of edible plant parts

feeding at night on insects at the ends of branches in the lower levels of the tropical forest

life in the trees

life on the ground

Reference no: EM13514528

Questions Cloud

During their analysis of fossils from hadar and laetoli : During their analysis of fossils from Hadar and Laetoli, Donald Johanson, Tim White and their colleagues examine several features f the dentition, jaws and skulls of apes and humans. In what ways do apes and humans differ with respect to each of t..

What are the demographics and socio-economics : What are the demographics and socio-economics (labor force activities) of Haitian immigrants in the United States?

What is cultural romanticism : What is ‘cultural romanticism’ and how can it be misleading or harmful? Provide an example.

Contribute to the value created by network effects : What are the factors that contribute to the value created by network effects? What is the relationship between network effects and the bargaining power of participants in a network effects ecosystem?

Anatomical attributes of the earliest primates : Which of the following has NOT been offered as an explanation for the anatomical attributes of the earliest primates?

Primates share all of characteristics : Primates share all of the following characteristics except:

The massive teeth-heavy jaw muscles : The massive teeth, heavy jaw muscles, and sagittal crest of A. robustus and A. boisei indicate that they were:

Australopithecines with small and lightly built faces : Australopithecines with small and lightly built faces are known as

Explain what hypodescent : Explain what “hypodescent” is, and how it has been applied to matters of race in the United States. Give an example of how this contrasts with the way human being have been classified into “natural” or “biological” groups in some other part of the wo..

User Account

All Pages