The Presence of Very Large Molars and a Sagittal Crest

question 40

Multiple Choice

The presence of very large molars and a sagittal crest on top of the skull is evidence of

• A)adaptation to cold climates.
• B)the earliest use of domesticated plants.
• C)humanlike brain organization.
• D)a dramatic increase in hunting activity.
• E)adaptation to a diet based on tough, fibrous, and gritty vegetation.

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