QUESTION 16

The stereotype image of Neandertal as a“brutish, ignorant caveman”  is basedon:

		his large physical size and stocky, muscular build
		an early Neandertal skeleton of a crippled, hunched-overindividual
		his thick-boned skull and skeleton, and his physicalstrength
		all of the above

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QUESTION 17

The short, muscular bodies of many Neanderthalpopulations, with short arms and legs,
             mayindicate that they lived:

		basically sedentary lives with little activity
		in cold climates
		in hot climates
		lives centered around plant and animal domestication
		all of the above

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QUESTION 18

The African Replacement Model (arguing thatmodern Homosapiens
first appearedin              oneplace, and then spread out to other parts of the world) suggeststhat modern Homo sapiens:

		evolved in Africa and migrated into the rest of the worldreplacing all other populations
		evolved in Africa and migrated directly in to Americas
		evolved in Europe and migrated to Africa
		evolved locally in Europe, Africa, and Asia from populations ofarchaic humans

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QUESTION 19

The Multiregional Evolution Model (which arguesthat modern Homo sapiens could have
            evolved/appearedin several different parts of the world) states that modernHomo sapiens:

		evolved in Africa and migrated into the rest of the world
		evolved only in northern and eastern Europe and migrated intothe rest of the world
		evolved locally in Europe, Africa, and Asia from population ofarchaic Homo sapiens
		evolved in North, Central, and South America and migrated intothe rest of the world