Quiz 3

A  Mousterian

B  Acheulean

C  Cro-magnon

D  Aurignacion

E  Oldowan

A  smaller canine teeth in relation to the size of the molars.

B  more efficient bipedal locomotion,

C  a larger brain.

D  less developed muscular strength.

A  Neandertals differed from one another by an average of 8 base pair differences

B  Modern Europeans differ from Africans by 28 base pair differences, while Neandertals differ from modern Europeans by only 8 base pairs.

C  Neandertal DNA differ from modern humans by 28 base pair differences, while modern people differ from one another by no more than 8 base pairs

D  Neandertal genetic materials matches that of modern people very closely

E  The DNA strands were degraded and could not be analyzed

A  Swartkrans at about 50,000 years ago.

B  Klasies River Mouth at about 110,000 years ago.

C  Olduvai at about 250,000 years ago

D  Sima de los Huesos at about 780,000 years ago.

E  Herto at 160,000 years ago.

A  Homo sapiens sapiens

B  Australopithecus

C  Homo erectus

D  Homo sapiens neanderthalensis

E  Homo habilis

A  Homo sapiens neanderthalensis

B  Australopithecus

C  Homo habilis

D  Homo sapiens sapiens

E  Homo erectus

A  Australopithecus

B  Dryopithecus

C  Homo erectus

D  Homo sapiens

A  restricted to the tropical and subtropical portions of the Old WorlD.

B  hunted down and killed by Homo sapiens sapiens.

C  clearly differentiated from Homo sapiens sapiens in brain size, mode of locomotion, and posture

D  the immediate ancestor of Homo sapiens sapiens.

E  a species adapted to cold weather.

A  the art is found at sites that may have served as seasonal aggregation camps.

B  The art often depicts animals that were eaten.

C  There are very few representations of people

D  H I J

E  The artists of the Upper Paleolithic worked in caves without any kind of lamps or artificial

A  40,000 or 50,000 years ago.

B  5,000,000 years ago.

C  1,500,000 years ago.

D  150,000 years ago.

E  10,000,000 years ago.