The anatomical features of neanderthals include

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1. The anatomical features of Neanderthals include

a. long and low braincase
b.a larger brain then homosapiens
c. seberal morphological traits related to cold adaption
d. all of these

2. Forensic anthropologists work on human remains from which of the following localities?

a. individuals who died due to criminal causes and need a legal identification
b. individuals who died in a mass disaster
c. individuals who died due to war crimes
d. all of the above

3. Central to Darwin's ideas is the observation that

a. populations have limited potential for growth
b. creatures within a species all tend to look the same
c. nature is full of variation
d. artificial selection bears no resemblance to natural selection

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