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Exam 3

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  nonhoning chewing, loss of apelike traits, small brain size
B  modified honing chewing, primitive apelike traits and small brain
C  modified honing chewing, primitive apelike traits, increased brain size
D  nonhoning chewing, primitive apelike traits, increased brain size
Question #2
A  Ethiopia
B  robust australopithecine
C  Australopithecus afarensis
D  fully adult female
Question #3
A  shape of the femur
B  the shape of the pelvis
C  the elbow
D  the position of the foramen magnum
Question #4
A  mud and siltstone deposits
B  lava flows/basalt layers
C  sedimentary sandstone
D  limestone caves
Question #5
A  Kenya
B  fossilized footprints
C  australopithecines
D  radiopotassium/potassium-argon dating
Question #6
A  Sudan, Kenya, Egypt
B  Uganda, Ethiopia, Egypt
C  Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Uganda
D  Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania
Question #7
A  fossils were given the scientific name of Eoanthropus dawsonii
B  the fossils were discovered in England
C  radiocarbon dating demonstrated the fossils could not have come from the same individual
D  discovery of the Taung child begins to discredit the Piltdown fossils
Question #8
A  a small brain 
B  all of these
C  a sagittal crest
D  small front teeth and large back teeth
Question #9
A  Ethiopia
B  Egypt
C  Kenya
D  Chad
Question #10
A  position of the foramen magnum
B  shape of the pelvis
C  arch in the foot
D  length of the femur
Question #11
A  Orrorin tugenensis
B  Sahelanthropus tchadensis
C  Paranthropus
D  Australopithecus afarensis
Question #12
A  able to see farther distances and more easily transport food
B  able to run faster
C  able to climb more efficiently
D  able to sleep more easily
Question #13
A  speech
B  habitual bipedal locomotion
C  tool use
D  hunting
Question #14
A  Aegyptopithecus
B  Proconsul
C  Apidium
D  Dryopithecus
Question #15
A  Proconsul and Carpolestes
B  Sivapithecus and Khoratpithecus
C  Khoratpithecus and Gigantopithecus
D  Gigantopithecus and Sivapithecus
Question #16
A  Parapithecus
B  Aegyptopithecus
C  Apidium
D  Oligopithecus
Question #18
A  gibbon
B  gorilla
C  orangutan
D  chimpanzee
Question #21
A  anthropoid
B  ape
C  primate
D  New World monkey
Question #22
A  hind limbs and feet
B  hands and feet
C  noses and eyes
D  eyes and ears
Question #23
A  the first true primates
B  the first true mammals
C  the first true catarrhini
D  the first anthropoids
Question #24
A  adapids
B  proconsulids
C  plesiadapiforms
D  driopithecids
Question #25
A  grasping hands, tails and intelligence
B  developed vision, greater sense of smell and grasping hands and feet
C  developed vision, greater sense of smell and tails
D  grasping hands and feet, developed vision and greater intelligence
Question #26
A  analysis indicates the climate associated with the appearance of the early hominins was drier and more seasonal than in previous times
B  useful for tracking temperature change
C  live in the world’s oceans
D  provide for comparisons in two stable forms of oxygen: O12 and O 14
Question #27
A  genetic
B  chronometric
C  nonrelative
D  chemical
Question #29
A  sediment, stone and ceramics
B  shell, ceramics, and wood
C  bone, shell and fabric
D  bone, wood, and stone
Question #30
A  carbon 14 dating
B  amino acid dating
C  electron spin resonance dating
D  potassium-argon dating
Question #31
A  the ideal specimen of that species that all examples must follow
B  a fossil found in a particular site
C  The type specimen of a species
D  a fossil used to categorize a stratigraphic layer
Question #32
A  indes fossils
B  carbon 13 and carbon 12
C  carbon 14
D  isotopes in general
Question #33
A  thermoluminescence
B  dendrochronology
C  superposition
D  electron spin resonance
Question #35
A  sand
B  mud
C  acidic soil (as in a jungle)
D  Rock
Question #36
A  cryptozoology
B  taphonomy
C  archaeology
D  forensic biology
Question #37
A  Richard Owen
B  William Smith
C  Charles Lyell
D  Alfred Wallace