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Question 12 pts
Which of the following primates are primarily nocturnal?
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Gibbons
Tarsiers
Baboons
Capuchin Monkeys
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Question 22 pts
Which of the following primates are primarily vegetarians?
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Tarsiers
Siamangs
Bonobos
Gorillas
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Question 32 pts
Down syndrome is caused by:
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the deletion of one of the 21st chromosomes pairs
the addition of third 21st chromosome
a point mutation on the 21st chromosome
recombination
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Question 42 pts
The study of potato washing amongst macaques in Japan has been interpreted as evidence of:
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altruism
the ability of nonhuman primates to teach one another
anthropocentrism
the ability of nonhuman primates to learn from one another
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Question 52 pts
Which of the follow is not one of the primary fields of anthropology?
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Ethnography
Linguistic Anthropology
Archaeology
Cultural Anthropology
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Question 62 pts
Which of the following individuals provided Charles Darwin and Alfred Russell Wallace with the concept of the “struggle for existence”?
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James Usher
Thomas Malthus
Jean-Baptiste Lamarck
Charles Lyell
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Question 72 pts
Which of the following forms of locomotion involves upright movement on two legs?
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leaping and clinging
bipedalism
brachiation
quadrupedalism
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Question 82 pts
As discussed in lecture, CRM refers to:
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Conservation Resource Management
Cultural Recreational Management
Cultural Resource Management
Cooperative Resource Management
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Question 92 pts
1. Which of the following forms of primate communication is most closely associated with submission or affiliation between individuals:
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exposed canines
grooming
chest pounding
alarm calls
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Question 102 pts
Which of the following most accurately describes the theory of evolution by natural selection?
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survival of the fittest
The transmission of acquired characteristics to future offspring. The process by which the strongest individuals survived and pass on their acquired characteristics to succeeding generations while weaker organisms are less likely to transmit their genetic characteristics to succeeding generations.
The process by which species change over time.
The process by which organisms best adapted to their environment tend to survive and transmit their genetic characteristics to succeeding generations while those less adapted are more likely to be eliminated or fail to transmit their genetic characteristics to succeeding generations.
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Question 112 pts
Based on the results of the Human Genome Project, how many genes do humans possess (approximately)?
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25,000
2,500
90,000
100,000
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Question 122 pts
Which of the following is not an ape?
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Chimpanzee
Baboon
Orangutan
Bonobo
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Question 132 pts
Carbon-14 dating is an example of:
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absolute dating
stratigraphy
biostratigraphy
relative dating
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Question 142 pts
What is the likelihood that two individual who are both heterozygous for the sickle-cell allele will have offspring with Sickle-Cell Anemia? Hint: Sickle-Cell Anemia is a homozygous recessive condition.
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50%
0%
25%
75%
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Question 152 pts
The evolution of Ellis Van-Creveld Syndrome amongst the Amish communities in Pennsylvania is an example of which of the following agents of evolutionary change:
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genetic drift (founder effect)
natural selection
gene flow
artificial selection
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Question 162 pts
An individual who is heterozygous for the sickle-cell allele (HbS) is said to have:
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Sickle-Cell Disease
Sickle-Cell Anemia
Sickle-Cell Trait
Malaria
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Question 172 pts
The use of anthropological data, methods, or theories to address real world issues is commonly referred to as:
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Participant-Observation
Applied Anthropology
anthropologia
Linguistic Anthropology
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Question 182 pts
Select all that apply. The forward-facing eyes of primates allow for:
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nocturnal vision
binocular vision
stereoscopic vision
improved depth perception
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Question 192 pts
While studying the chimpanzees of Gombe Stream National Park in Tanzania, Jane Goodall observed evidence of which of the following? Select all that apply.
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tool making
hunting
co-dominance hierarchies
tool use
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Question 202 pts
A characteristic that is assumed to be representative of close common ancestry is called:
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a homologous trait
homoplasy
an analogous trait
a derived trait
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Question 212 pts
Which of the following fields of anthropology is most closely associated with the systematic excavation and study of artifacts and fossils?
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Archaeology
Applied Anthropology
Ethology
Cultural Anthropology
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Question 222 pts
A trait whose phenotype is influence by alleles at multiple genetic loci is known as a:
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dominant allele
monogenic trait
recessive allele
polygenic trait
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Question 232 pts
Using the Punnett Square diagram, what is the likelihood that a homozygous PTC taster (TT) and a heterozygous PTC (Tt) taster will have offspring that are homozygous PTC nontasters (tt)?
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50%
25%
100%
0%
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Question 242 pts
Charles Lyell’s uniformitarian theories provided evolutionary theorist like Charles Darwin with an understanding of:
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the biological mechanisms of inheritance
deep geological time
the source of variation
the evolutionary impact of acquired characteristics
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Question 252 pts
A segment of DNA that influences the production of a functional product such as a protein is known as a:
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gene
base pair
genome
locus
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Question 262 pts
The great apes of Africa include chimpanzees, gorillas, and _________. (orangutans or bonobos)
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Question 272 pts
The complete genetic code of an individual is called its ______. [epigenome or genome]
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Question 282 pts
The exchange of genes between populations through interbreeding is known as ______. [genetic drift or gene flow]
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Question 292 pts
Sexual dimorphism is an example of ________ variation. [intraspecific or interspecific]
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Question 302 pts
Human height is a type of _______ trait. [monogenic or polygenic]
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Question 312 pts
Humans possess _______ paired chromosomes. [22 or 23]
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Question 322 pts
Sickle-cell allele is a type of ______ mutation. [point or chromosome]
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Question 332 pts
In the process of _______, rare alleles can become more common. [gene flow or genetic drift]
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Question 342 pts
_______ are the products of interspecies breeding. [Species or Hybrids]
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Question 352 pts
Bird, bat, and insect wings are a type of ______ trait. [analogous or homologous]
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Question 362 pts
Humans are the only known bipeds in the animal kingdom.
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True
False
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Question 372 pts
All members of the primate order are diurnal.
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True
False
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Question 382 pts
The sickle-cell allele occurs exclusively in populations with recent African ancestry.
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True
False
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Question 392 pts
Widespread and abundant resources tend to favor large group living.
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True
False
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Question 402 pts
Vervet monkey vocalizations are an example of autonomic communication.
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True
False
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Question 412 pts
The expression of a monogenic (or Mendelian) traits such as the ability to roll your tongue is heavily influenced by environmental conditions.
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True
False
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Question 422 pts
Old World and New World Monkeys are primary arboreal.
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True
False
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Question 432 pts
A primate’s social ranking is permanent and unchanging.
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True
False
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Question 442 pts
Speciation is an example of macroevolution.
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True
False
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Question 452 pts
Primates are the only animals that use tools.
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True
False
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Question 4615 pts
What is sickle-cell anemia? Explain how the relationship between the sickle-cell allele and malaria provides an example of evolution by natural selection in humans.
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Question 4715 pts
Describe the kin-selection and reciprocal altruism theory of altruistic behavior. How does each theory explain the presence of altruistic behaviors amongst primates? How do these theories differ?
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