What is Neil Shubin (the narrator) looking for?   2.What job does Neil have?   3.Fish were the first creatures with what trait?   4.When did the first mammals show up?   5.Sir Richard Owen was the first scientist to notice what skeletal pattern?   6.Instead of limbs fish have what?   7.Where did the paleontologists go for their first expedition?   8.What type of environment was the Canadian Arctic hundreds of millions of years ago?   9.In the early stages of development, all animals begin as what?   10. If you look at a fish and human embryo side by side, how similar do they look?

At which end of the pigs body are the organs in the image below found?

What do you think about the hypothesis that language evolved as a way for early hominins to communicate about stone-tool manufacturing? What other hypothesis could you come up with as to why language evolved in our Hominini tribe?

Radiometric dating and the cranial capacity measurements are back from the paleolab for the specimen your friend at the museum called you about.  She calls again to tell you the results.  The cranial capacity is 442 cubic centimeters and it dates to 3 million years ago.  After having identified the cranial traits present, you can now take this new information and provide, at least, the genus you think it could belong to in order to help your friend. Based on this information, choose from the options below, the category to which you think it most likely belongs. Group of answer choices Robust Australopithecine early Genus Homo Pre-Australopith Late Genus Homo Gracile Australopithecine Premodern