Anthropology: Unit 2

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Describe at least 2 scientists/theories/philosophies that supported Darwin’s beliefs. 


Hutton

  • Gradualism

  • Geologist who studied the age of the earth and described that changes to the earth happened slowly over long periods of time.

Lyell

  • Uniformitarianism

  • Geologist who described that changes have always occurred to the geology of the earth and will continue to change.

Malthus

  • Doctrine of Human Suffering

  • Idea:


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Give the 2 aspects of Darwin’s theory of evolution.

  • Decent with Modification

  • Natural Selection and Adaptation


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List and describe the 4 of the 6 primate tendencies.

  • Grasping

  • Shift from smell to sight

  • Brain complexity

  • Parental investment

  • Sociality


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Describe 3 modern primates from the Modern Primate Museum and describe how they are important or noteworthy.


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Use the article, Save our Forest, to list examples of how primatology address the 4 areas of anthropology.

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Explain the difference between homology and analogy and provide an example of each.

Homologies: the similarities inherited jointly from a common ancestor

  • ex: arm bones in humans, whales, dogs, cats

Analogies: similarities due to similar environments

  • ex: wings on bats/birds, fins on sharks and dopphins


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List and describe the 3 biological similarities between primates.