In Anthropology,geographic Regions Where a Number of Societies Have Similar

question 23

Multiple Choice

In anthropology,geographic regions where a number of societies have similar ways of life are known as:

• A)culture cores.
• B)parallel life styles.
• C)convergent evolution.
• D)culture areas.
• E)social areas.

Understand the short-term and long-term environmental changes and their influence on ecosystems and biomes.

Differentiate between key ecological concepts and environmentalism.

Understand the role of abiotic factors in ecosystems.

Grasp the principles of island biogeography and species-area relationships.

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