The Mungo I Skeleton Differs from the Skeletons of Modern

question 125

Multiple Choice

The Mungo I skeleton differs from the skeletons of modern Australian Aborigines in that:

• A) the Mungo I skeleton is of an archaic variety of humanity, whereas all modern Australian natives are anatomically modern
• B) the Mungo I skeleton is lightly constructed, while modern Australian natives are far more robust
• C) the Mungo I skeleton shows extensive evidence of malnutrition, while modern Australian natives are better adapted culturally and rarely suffer from malnutrition
• D) all of the above

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