Quiz 4

A  The Inuit have a similar body build to Neandertals, with stocky bodies and shorter legs.

B  The Inuit are a cold-weather adapted population , The Inuit have a body build similar to many tropical peoples, The Inuit have a similar body build to Neandertals, with stocky bodies and shorter legs.

C  The Inuit are so well-adapted to the cold that they wear little clothing.

D  The Inuit have a body build similar to many tropical peoples

E  The Inuit are a cold-weather adapted population

A  polymorphic

B  hereditarian

C  polytypic

D  influenced by culture

E  Climatic

A  correspond to the major continents

B  show continuous clinal variation across space

C  easily sorted into 3 or 4 major groups

D  Show that Europeans and Africans are easily distinguishable, but Asians are hard to classify

A  the genetically determined ability to sing on key

B  Genetic variation with the Cline family lineage.

C  gradual variation in genetic traits across geographic regions

D  subtle variations in skin color among racial groups

A  The foods that you eat.

B  The transparency or thickness of the skin.

C  Reflected color from the blood vessels… And The foods that you eat….and The transparency or thickness of the skin. …and

D  Reflected color from the blood vessels.

E  the pigments carotene and melanin.

A  based on DNA testing

B  culturally arbitrary, even though most people assume them to be based on biology

C  applied to endogamous breeding populations

D  based on genealogical records

A  a genetic adaption to the malarial parasite

B  present in all people of West African descent.

C  always debilitating

D  the result of genetic experiments gone awry.

A  can discriminate between genetic and cultural factors in native intelligence

B  Are a reliable indicator of genetic differences in intelligence

C  show no significant differences in intelligence among human populations

D  are culturally biased

A  determined purely by genetic traits

B  a recessive allele

C  due to a combination of genetic and environmental factors.

D  universally present in all human groups

A  a biological classification based on the presence or absence of specific genetic traits

B  the product of natural selection occurring over thousands of years

C  a group of people defined statistically by clusters of linked genetic traits

D  a social classification that is often assumed to have a biological basis

E  a clearly defined biological breeding population