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    Climate Effects on Human Evolution This article explores the hypothesis that key human adaptations evolved in response to environmental instability. This idea was developed during research conducted by the Smithsonian’s Human Origins Program. Natural selection was not always a matter of ‘survival of the fittest’ but also survival of those most adaptable to changing surroundings. (Illustrations for this article coming soon.) Background Paleoanthropologists – scientists who

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    pregnant‚ is pregnant with more than one fetus‚ has gestational diabetes‚ has gone into premature labor‚ has had a premature baby‚ has had a baby with a birth defect‚especially heart or genetic problems has high blood pressure‚ heart disease‚ diabetes‚ lupus‚ asthma‚ a seizure disorder‚ or another longstanding medical problem.(WWW.kidshealth.org/parent) Teen are the most vulnerable for high risk pregnancy as read in this article; In 2009‚ a total of 409‚840 infants were born to females aged 15–19 years

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    Homo Sapiens Neanderthalensis 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

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    emphasis on more erect stature and growth in size of brain=homos erectus‚ developed and spread to Africa‚ Asia‚ and Europe. Population is 1.5 million All human races are descendants of homo sapiens sapiens Why hunting gathering groups were small: people hunting for food and gathering nuts and berries cannot support large numbers of people‚ they had to roam wildly for food‚ and two people required 1 square mile. Speech developed in homo erectus about 100‚000 years ago Why rituals? To lesson the

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    inhabit the Earth in today ’s modern time‚ are theorized to all be genetically linked to a single African female‚ believed to have lived 60‚000 years ago. This extraordinary finding has inspired a global project to unveil the migration journey of the homo sapien (Man). The project‚ led by the National Geographic society‚ IBM‚ geneticist Specer Wells‚ and the Waitt Family Foundation have worked at mapping the origins of Man‚ and his global journey through time‚ of his arrival into modern society

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    otry All of history is based on evidence left behind for others who are curious and who would like to gather information off from this piece of data. Prehistory‚ however‚ is based from documents such as tools made from stone or other more complicated structures‚ such as architecture. These documents show how our understanding of prehistory changes based on the documents‚ architecture‚ culture‚ or evidence left behind for up-coming generations to start to investigate on. Prehistory and History are

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    Jerico Feranco Anthropology 102: Introduction to Physical Anthropology Professor Arnie Schoenberg 11/2/2014 SDCCD Test #2 1. What are the major trends in hominin evolution? Major Trends in Hominin Evolution are diet‚ cultural evolution‚ encephalization‚ language and speech Diet; In addition to forcing changes in locomotion that led to walking upright‚ the increasingly dry climate of east Africa over the last six million years forced changes in the diet of early hominins from the soft fruits of

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    context may be in many different situations. He gives many explanations to why a man named Bernie Goetz shot four young men on the train in 1984. In “Homo Religiosus”‚ Karen Armstrong writes about the different beliefs and religions that people followed. She tells her readers about the myths and rituals that were involved with those religions. In “Homo Religiosus” she demonstrates that people’s perceptions of religion from early times in history have changed completely compared to perceptions of religion

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    calling them “fruits”‚ “homos”‚ “queer” and “butt pirates” (Tannen 2017: 93) as derogatory terms. Their ridicule towards their peers distances themselves from a group who are the exact opposite of heterosexuality‚ and by extensions‚ of masculinity. Thus‚ they are establishing that they conform to the societal expectations of masculinity interwoven with heterosexuality. They also proceeded to call a group of men who are “hitting on” a woman they deem as unattractive as “four homos” (Tannen 2017: 93).

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    Pericarditis is an inflammation of the thin sac that surrounds the heart (known as the pericardium). This can cause pain as the inflamed pericardium rubs against the heart. Fluid can build up in the pericardium‚ which can compress the heart and affect its function. What causes pericarditis? Pericarditis can be caused by infection from a virus‚ bacterium or fungus. Viral infections are the most common cause of pericarditis in children. Pericarditis can result from injury to the chest. It can

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