Examlex
Describe the genus Theropithecus and its geographical areas of influence.
Continental Rift
A linear zone where the Earth's crust and lithosphere are being pulled apart and is the site of potential volcanic activity and new oceanic crust formation.
Contact Metamorphism
A process where rocks are altered due to heat and chemical fluids from nearby magma.
Normal Faults
Fractures in the Earth's crust where rock layers have moved vertically relative to each other due to extensional forces.
Shearing
The deformation of a material by slippage along parallel planes, often associated with faults and seismic activity in the Earth's crust.
Q2: In Eocene euprimates one of the recognizable
Q5: What were the environmental and climatic conditions
Q21: Explain who Alfred Russel Wallace was and
Q36: Discuss Lewis Binford's position on hominin research.
Q37: Explain the differences and similarities between microevolution
Q47: Relative dating techniques<br>A)can provide exact dates of
Q53: Which of the following is NOT general
Q59: Compare two different hypotheses that attempt to
Q67: Evidence from Zhoukoudian suggests that Homo erectus<br>A)lived
Q74: At some time, probably close to _,