Compare and contrast the multiregional and replacement models for human origins in the table below.    If you are struggling with this, see the PowerPoint on the origins and dispersal of modern humans and review the tutorial: https://www2.palomar.edu/anthro/homo2/mod_homo_4.htm       Multiregional Model Replacement Main argument of this model       Evidence that supports this model       Based on the evidence, which model of human origins is best supported?

Using evidence from the text, how can natural selection determine the survival of humans during the current COVID-19 pandemic? Please explain in 2-3 sentences. In your response, use the words: genetic variants/genes, natural selection, favorable traits This must follow a CER format (claim, evidence, reasoning)

thanks

For what purpose is mitochondrial genomics used?   Question 20 options:   Forensic analysis   Study the genomes of multiple species in the same environmental niche   Study evolutionary relationships   Evaluate the effectiveness of drugs based on individual’s genomic sequence     Previous PageNext Page

2 OF 11 QU Answer all that apply. Traditionally, the Out of Africa Model of modern human origins argues that Neanderthals retreated to Europe and spread from there There is a full replacement of all archaic species by modern humans after 100,000 years ago There was an important speciation event that occurred in Africa accompanied by anatomical and behavioral chan Modern Homo sapiens left Africa without returning Last saved 12:25:24 PM Questions Filter (11) ▼ Desk 1

Can you answer this questions. The "Piltdown man" fossil was exciting to the anthropological world becasue  A. it showed the world that the field of anthropology was part of the science world B. it exhibited a combination of ape and human characteristics C. It showed that gracile and robust austrapithecines lived in the same environment d. it proved that neanderthals were indeed part of the modern homo sapiens linage

Please answer both

The hominid evolutionary tree (Figure 20.19) Sahelanthropus tchadensis Orrorin tugenensis Ardipithecus ramidus Ardipithecus kadabba Au. anamensis Au. garhi Au. afarensis Au. africanus P. boisel - Homo Paranthropus = Australopithecus = early hominids = age of fossils - inferred relationships between hominid species -- relationships of major groups R aethiopicus P robustus H. ergaster H. habilis H. floresiensis Hrectus to H. neanderthalensis of hominids H. heidelbergensis H sapiens miocene pliocene pleistocene halocene 7. 5. 1. millions of years ago Figure 20.19 Evolutionary reconstruction of hominids; the human family tree. Age ranges of fossils are shown by red lines, and tan lines represent inferred relationships based on fossil evidence. Major groups are contained within colored boxes. Au. = Australopithecus; P. = Paranthropus; H. = Homo. %3D %3D %3D suggests that the genus Homo evolved a little over 2 million years ago. is reconstructed based on morphology and estimated age of…

Can you please answer this question 8 and 9 are basically 1 question split up. Please answer both separately

Add-ons Help Last edit was 12 minutes ago Arial BIUA 三|三▼三▼ 11 1 2 5 6. 20. Kettlewell's experiment is included in most biology texts as an example of evolution occuring. How do we know that the moths evolved? 日