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    In this essay I will discuss the adaptations on human evolution‚ this includes skin color‚ disease‚ Lactase Persistence‚ and the negative effects of the Neolithic Revolution. I will focus mostly on the diseased portion the most because this plays a vital role in natural selection. Natural selection is the process whereby organisms better adapted to their environment tend to survive and produce more offspring (dictionary.com). Without disease natural selection would play less of a part in how species

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    The Cooking animal

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    article the above statements just clicked with me‚ it all just made so much sense. I knew that cooking is important but crediting it for mankind’s evolution was new to me. When I read this part of the article I couldn’t help but to imagine a group of Neanderthals eating around a fire‚ slowly creating their own culture. Cooking is very important to many great cultures and can tell us much about said cultures. My family are big advocates of our Mexican culture so food is definitely very important to us. I’ve

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    Preeclampsia

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    Possible Role of Preeclampsia/Eclampsia in Evolution of Human Reproduction Preeclampsia is a consequence of the defective implantation of the placenta that occurs during the second phase of trophoblastic (advanced blastocyst) invasion. There is a deep penetration into the uterine wall because of the increased energy demands of the human fetus. With preeclampsia‚ pregnant women exhibit increased blood pressure (gestational hypertension)‚ and both the mother and the infant are threatened accordingly

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    The Piltdown Man Hoax

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    Evidence is the most important component of a scientific study. Any hypothesis may be made‚ however without evidence it does not qualify as science. The quality of the evidence is also a determinate factor in a studies classification as scientific or pseudoscientific. In the case of the Piltdown Man hoax there are several examples of pseudoscientific conduct independent of the fabrication of evidence. In 1913 Charles Dawson and Arthur Smith Woodward published a paper detailing a discovery of fossils

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    it’s final moments. “The creature I had killed‚ the strange beast of the unfathomed cave‚ was‚ or had at one time been a MAN!!!” is the final sentence of the story. In this‚ it is revealed that the antagonist is a mutated human being. Described as neanderthal or troglodyte in appearance‚ large in stature‚ with sunken eyes that are lacking of any iris. This strange beast that has terrorized the characters up until now is‚ or was‚ the same as the rest of us. Aside from misanthropy‚ nihilism and the dissolution

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    about every other thing in this world is subject to change.   As time elicit more changes‚ words continually change its meaning.    Even the centuries-old notions about male identity are now changing.  Gone are the days when men were seen as Neanderthals who only use brute force to satisfy a need or an urge.  Over time‚ men also underwent a process of refinement --- through culture‚ education‚ and other norm-setting beliefs that were developed in each era of history.   For example‚ in the olden

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    healing purposes is the most ancient form of medicine known. Men and women‚ led by instinct‚taste‚and experience‚used plants for healing which were not part of their normal diet;the physical evidence for herbalism goes back some 60‚000 years to a neanderthal burial site uncovered in 1960. In china‚HUANG Di‚the legendary yellow emperor is credited with writing the yellow emperor’s classic of internal medicine‚which lists 12 herbal prescriptions.The authorship

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    Classical Era Punishment

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    fully evolved. He believed atavism could explain criminal recidivism. An atavist was more animal than human. They did not act by choice‚ but by instinct and had no moral responsibility. He compared the skulls of criminals to skulls of prehistoric Neanderthals‚ and some atavistic anomalies include big jaws‚ Sloping foreheads with prominent ridges over the eyes‚ and large‚ strong canine teeth. Lombroso believed criminal behavior could be passed down through the blood of criminal relatives and environmental

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    Sexual Dimorphism

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    Anthony Perez Anthropology May 8‚ 2013 Sexual dimorphism is the difference in morphology between male and female members of the same species. Sexual dimorphism includes differences in size‚ coloration‚ or body structure between the sexes. Dimorphism means two forms. “Sexual dimorphism” is two sexes of a species differ in external appearance or other features. Males and females may differ in size‚ color‚ shape‚ the development of appendages (such as horns‚ teeth‚ feathers‚ or fins)‚ and also

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    The Purpose of News

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    of “a report of recent events”‚ or “previously unknown information” (“News” Merriam-Webster). With that being said‚ news has existed since almost‚ if not‚ the beginning of time. Everything including crude drawings to grunting-and-pointing from Neanderthals were all for a purpose. Of course they were unlikely to be sharing the latest celebrity gossip or numbers in the stock market‚ but the same purpose of spreading information still remains the same today. As Americans in the 21st century‚ more “traditional”

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