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    A New Understanding of Neanderthals The articles‚ "Hard Times Among the Neanderthals" by Erik Trinkaus‚ and "Rethinking Neanderthals" by Joe Alper offer some insight into the existence of the Neanderthals. The articles suggest that Neanderthals may not have been the "dumb brutes" they were originally assumed to be; instead‚ they illustrate the ways in which Neanderthals were similar to modern humans (Alper‚ 146). Since the discovery of the first Neanderthal fossil remains in the Neander Valley

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    Were Neanderthals a distinct species of the Homo Genus‚ or were they a sub-species of the Homo Sapien? Are modern day humans a product of selective breeding or are they distinctive in DNA to just Homo Sapiens or Neanderthals? To figure this out we will go back to an approximate timeline of over 200‚000 years ago in the Pleistocene Epoch‚ where this fossil‚ and possibly kin‚ resided and thrived. As we know and have all come to understand through media interpretation and display‚ the Neanderthal was

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    There is a theory that humans descended from an earlier‚ lower form of life. There is an assortment of evidence that shows that all living creatures on Earth descended from a common ancestry. Evolution doesnt discriminate against humans. It is believed that we too are a product of an earlier predecessor. The similarities in all life are evident if you consider that every form of life builds from the same building blocks--20 essential amino acids‚ four nitrogen bases‚ and simple sugars. Each of Earths

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    The author approached the topic differently than the author of the textbook by going straight to the point and not going around the main idea. The topic is about how the Neanderthals boiled their foods and why they did it the way they did. Although they had no pots‚ pans nor any sort of utensils to make their food they always found their way and it seems to be that it was very delicious even though "wouldn’t have won any prizes on Top Chef" (Vergano). Their foods were not actual step by step meals

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    links between technology‚ obesity/heart problems‚ eye strain‚ deafness and muscle issues. Waste from technology such as the used fuel and emissions from factory machines may pollute the environment‚ disturbing ecosystems and making people sick. : Modern technology is very powerful‚ and it

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    ANALYSIS Effects of Technology in Our Lives The evolution of technology has dramatically changed society. An endless number of people all over the world use and benefit from modern technology‚ and the tremendous opportunities it provides play a significant role in almost all fields of human life. Technology has simplified the access to many necessary tools people need in education‚ industry‚ medicine‚ communication‚ transportation‚ and so on. However‚ excessive usage of technology

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    Human trafficking is among the most gruesome and disheartening realities of this world. It is an epidemic that plagues every corner of this globe often targeting the most vulnerable of society‚ women and children. The grotesque realities of human trafficking are manifested in different forms‚ each associated with a string of endless consequences. This paper will focus on the modern-day forms of human trafficking‚ the negative consequences of each category‚ and the preventive measures taken against

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    constant is the willingness to set aside differences to work for a greater future. But we sadly have devolved to a primitive social state in which a lot individuals resolve simple differences‚ such as political opinion‚ with violence. Similar to how Neanderthals resolved differences. Consequently resulting in why we live in a America so divided today. People have learned that the only way to express yourself is to suppress another person’s voice even if it means causing physical harm. However‚ hope remains

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    Neanderthal‚ possessed with a primitive trait to have it all‚ 
Greed led him to hunt for the Earth’s soil‚ 
Foiled other’s rights and used them for his own toil‚ 
Filled the sky with projectiles for the planet’s oil‚ 
Tore open the gift of nature‚ and claimed to be ‘royal’‚
Then criticized if one fails to conform to the common hoyle‚ 
Loyal to work that is considered vile‚ 
To buy things that are obsolete‚ and not worthwhile‚ 
In the wilderness of the supermarket aisles‚ 
Where sales are stalked

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    Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Mamalia Order: Primates Family: Homildae Genus: Homo Brain Size: Neanderthal people had a brain volume of about 1200 to 1800 cubic centimeters‚ equal to and even larger than modern human brains. Neanderthal skull reconstructions provide further evidence that they were a separate species to modern humans. Distinctive Neanderthal skull features were established in early infancy. Physical features in skull development‚ such as the Neanderthal’s

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