A 'Unified Approach' to Biocultural Diversity Argues That

question 3

Multiple Choice

A 'unified approach' to biocultural diversity argues that:

• A) continually evolving varieties of humanity emerge through the synergistic interaction of biology and culture.
• B) nature and biology co-create, together, something that neither one can create alone.
• C) genetic variation is responsible for the exquisite diversity we find within the human species.
• D) rather than asking if nature or nurture plays the larger role in crafting the human experience, we should concentrate on the role of culture versus that of biology.
• E) humanity really has no diversity; it is a uniform totality (a unified unity).

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