Quiz Week 4

A  of zygote inviability

B  the climate was getting warmer

C  trees presented an ecological niche

D  all answers

A  polygynandry

B  fission-fusion polygyny

C  monogamy

D  polyandry

E  solitary

A  Ardipithecus

B  Paranthropus bosiei

C  Australopithecus afarensis

D  Morotopithecus

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  ring-tailed lemur

B  bonobo

C  siamiang

D  orangutan

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  Australopithecus africanus

B  Kenyanthropus platyops

C  Paranthropus robustus

D  Ardipithecus

A  Australia

B  None of the answers

C  East Africa

D  Europe

E  West Asia

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  lemur

B  ancestral primate

C  rat

D  monkey

E  tarsier

A  capuchin

B  gorilla

C  sifka

D  tamarin

A  biostratigraphy

B  lithostratigraphy

C  thermoluminesence

D  tephrostratigraphy

A  more surveillance against predators

B  easier to find a mate due to being in a group

C  easier to obtain food due to sharing

D  all answers

A  s-shaped spine

B  toes on foot are parallel to each other

C  bowl-shaped pelvic girdle

D  all answers

E  foramen magnum located directly underneath skull

A  estrus

B  building a nest on a tree

C  sharing of food

D  cllimbing a tree

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  carbon-14

B  lithostratigraphy

C  Potassium-argon dating

D  biostratigraphy

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  Proconsul

B  Morotopithecus

C  Aegyptopithecus

D  Gigantopithecus

A  none of the answers

B  solitary

C  one male polygyny

D  monogamy

E  fission-fusion polygyny

A  ape

B  lemur

C  tarsier

D  monkey

A  prosimians

B  old world monkeys

C  hominins

D  apes

A  none of the answers

B  their fathers told them to

C  their mothers told them to

D  they invest so much in reproduction that they choose the strongest, healthiest, and capable male that can later be supportive with food and resources

A  polyandry

B  one male polygyny

C  polygynandry

D  multi-male polygyny