Paleoanthropologists Can Infer the Behaviour of Ancient Hominids by Interpreting

question 29

Multiple Choice

Paleoanthropologists can infer the behaviour of ancient hominids by interpreting the fossilized skeletal remains of ancient hominids; they can also infer the environment of these hominids from

• A) the age of the rocks in which the fossils were found.
• B) the type of sediments in which the remains were deposited.
• C) the types of flora and fauna associated with the hominid fossils.
• D) chemical analyses of the rocks in which the fossils were found.
• E) the types of geological processes to which the remains have been subjected.

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