The Masticatory-Functional Hypothesis States That

question 10

Multiple Choice

The masticatory-functional hypothesis states that

• A) over time there was a clear reduction in the size of the face and jaws.
• B) tooth and jaw size have decreased over time.
• C) change in skull form represents a response to decreased demands on the chewing muscles.
• D) tooth and jaw size increased over time.

Comprehend the role and mechanism of yawning and its contagiousness.

Grasp the importance of sleep for cognitive and emotional health.

Understand the instruments and methodologies used to study sleep patterns.

Acknowledge the physiological and psychological effects of sleep deprivation.

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