Which are adapatations that can permit an organism to better survive (select all that apply? A. behavior b. psychiological  c. evolutionary process  d. Particular structure

Give examples to the following questions, then make a cladogram using your answers. 1. Canine (Dog) A. Domestic Dog B. C. 2. Land Animals A. Canine B. Felis C. D. 3. Domestic Dog breed A. B. 4. Felis (Feline; Cat) A. B. 5. Fishes A. B. 6. Seafloor Creatures A. B.

If race is not a biological concept, is it still useful to study race?   A. No, it's not useful.   B. Yes, because race is a social concept and racism can cause inequalities that affect people's lives and health.    C. Yes, because race actually is a biological concept that is supported by science.   D. Yes, because race is a social concept but racism doesn't affect people's lives.

Which is the best description of evolution? A. Animals become more complex over time. B. Plants become more complex over time. C. Life changes over time. D. Allele frequencies change in a population.

Why do we need to be careful when we make assumptions about grave goods and what they might mean?   A. Because archaeologists are never able to make any conclusions about artifacts if there is no written history.   B. Because the assumptions that we might make about grave goods in our modern society may not match the actual purpose of that object in a prehistoric society.  C. None of these are correct.  D. Because there are always written histories about artifacts and archaeologists should read them.

In the case of the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (then called Zaire) in 1976, how did the virus first transmit to humans?   A. A teacher ate a wild bat   B. A teacher ate a wild antelope   C. Scientists are still unsure   D. A mosquito bit a teacher

Why do we need to be careful when we make assumptions about grave goods and what they might mean?    A. Because there are always written histories about artifacts and archaeologists should read them.    B. Because the assumptions that we might make about grave goods in our modern society may not match the actual purpose of that object in a prehistoric society.   C. None of these are correct.   D. Because archaeologists are never able to make any conclusions about artifacts if there is no written history.