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32. Vertebrates

Primates and Homonids

32. Vertebrates

Primates and Homonids: Videos & Practice Problems

Video Lessons Practice Worksheet

Primates and Homonids Practice Problems

17 problems

1PRACTICE PROBLEM

Humans are triploblastic animals, meaning they have _______ during the embryonic phase

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2PRACTICE PROBLEM

Africa has a higher degree of human genetic diversity than any other continent. This is consistent with the theory that modern humans have their origin in Africa. A small part of the population migrated out of Africa and reached new locations where they established their own population with lower genetic variability. This is an example of the:

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3PRACTICE PROBLEM

Given the following illustration, when did Homo erectus diverge from Homo habilis? Illustration showing the evolutionary timeline of Homo habilis, Homo erectus, and other hominids.

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4PRACTICE PROBLEM

The ancestors of modern humans arose in Africa. It took some time before some species such as Homo ergaster left Africa and expanded to Southern Eurasia. Why did it take so long for our ancestors to leave Africa?

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5PRACTICE PROBLEM

What is the earliest observed difference between humans and their close relatives: the great apes?

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6PRACTICE PROBLEM

Bipedalism is considered a very old trait. Which of the following provided clue of an upright stance among hominins?

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7PRACTICE PROBLEM

Which of the following is the oldest hominin that existed during the divergence of human and chimpanzee lineages?

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8PRACTICE PROBLEM

The following are members of the apes except:

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9PRACTICE PROBLEM

Scientists were able to identify divergence from a common African ancestor by comparing the _____ of males from different geographic regions.

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10PRACTICE PROBLEM

Which of the following had the largest brain volume relative to body size which roughly reflects their intelligence?

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11PRACTICE PROBLEM

What evidence suggests that humans and chimpanzees are more closely related than they are to other apes?

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12PRACTICE PROBLEM

What is the morphological indication that Homo ergaster was not adapted to climbing trees?

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13PRACTICE PROBLEM

UV radiation can degrade ____ which is essential for fetal development and spermatogenesis.

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14PRACTICE PROBLEM

What made the biologists conclude that Homo ergaster was well adapted for walking long distances, allowing them to expand in other geographic areas?

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15PRACTICE PROBLEM

Which of the following statements was supported by genetic evidence drawn out from fossils?

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16PRACTICE PROBLEM

What is the alternative hypothesis of the origin of Homo floresiensis besides being a dwarf descendant of Homo erectus?

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17PRACTICE PROBLEM

Which of the following organisms is not an anthropoid?

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