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a change in the genetic structure of a population. referred to as the apperance of a new species.
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evolution
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an anatomical, physiological, or behavioral response of organisms or populations to the enviornment. adapations result from evolutionary change (specifically as a result of natural selection.)
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adaptation
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having to do with the study of gene structure and action and the patterns of inheritance of traits from parent to offspring.
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genetic
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behavioral aspects of human adaptation, including technology, traditions, language, religion, marriage patterns, and social roles. a set of learned behaviors transmitted from one generation to the next by nonbiological
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culture
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general cultural orientation or perspective shared by members of a society.
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worldview
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the mutal, interactive evolution of human biology and culture; the concept that biology makes culture possible and that developing culture further influences the direction of biological evolution; understanding the unique components of human evolution.
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biocultural evolution
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the pratical application of anthropological and archaeological theories and techniques.
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applied anthropology
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a group of organisms that can interbreed to produce fertile offspring.
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species
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cave paintings, stone tools, pottery, housing, religious figurines, and baskets
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What are examples of Artifacts
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the field of inquiry that studies human culture and evolutionary aspects of human biology.
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anthropology
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members of the order of mammals primates. which includes: moneys, apes, humans, lorises, and tarsiers
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primates
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- scientific revolution
- english natural historian, ordained minister |
john ray
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- french naturalist
- interaction of organic forms and the enviornent |
jean baptisle lamarck
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