The Bone Tools from the Katanda Sites in Zaire Are

question 85

Multiple Choice

The bone tools from the Katanda sites in Zaire are significant because they show:

• A) that the stone tools of premodern and anatomically modern human beings are virtually identical
• B) that the stone tools of the first anatomically modern human beings are far more sophisticated and advanced than those of their premodern ancestors
• C) the earliest anatomically modern humans relied on bone rather than stone for their tools
• D) a sophisticated tool making technology 90,000 years ago and associated with anatomically modern humans

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Behavior Genetics

The academic discipline focused on analyzing how genetics and environmental factors impact behaviors.

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Natural Selection

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