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    Notes Anth 145

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    9/3: Neanderthals and Modern Humans Objectives: * What are the Hybridization and Out of Africa models? * What are the physical differences between Neanderthals and anatomically modern humans? * When and in what part of the world did Neanderthals live? * How can anthropologists and scientists test the Out of Africa and Hybridization Models? * What are mitochondrial DNA and recombinant DNA and how are they used to test the Out of Africa and Hybridization Models? * What does

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    Joints

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    of this joint is the cranium. The cranium at birth is not quite fused; it does not fuse completely until we get older. Fixed joints are known as fused joints. In the fixed joints of the skull‚ once growth is complete‚ the separate bone plates are connected by interlocking fibrous tissue‚ forming marks on the skull. Slightly moveable joints – Slightly moveable joints allow for little movement. Joints such as the spine are connected to each other by pads of cartilage‚ which allow for little movement

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    Uzbek women’s clothing Traditional Uzbek women’s suit consists of plain khan-atlas tunic-dress and wide trousers. Holiday garments were made of satin fabric richly embroidered with golden thread. Women’s headdress consists of three elements: a skull-cap‚ kerchief and turban. An essential part of traditional holiday garments of Uzbek women are gold and silver jewellery: earrings‚ bracelets‚ necklaces. Surkhandarya women most of all prefer the colors of red nuance as a symbol of well-being. The

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    “Lab Assignment #2 (Horse Evolution)” Through fossil records from Hyracotherium to Mesohippus to Merychippus to Pleshippus to the Equus‚ one can see the development of dentition‚ limbs and skull based on the environment that the horses adapted to with time. Environmental changes from the Eocene to the Holocene brought about natural selection as the horses’ initial characteristics could not adapt. In order to survive‚ horses evolved traits such as stronger limbs‚ tougher teeth and others that best

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    The species was a mutant combination of lizard and turtle features‚ particular seen in the skull for the latter. Instead of the typical turtle beak we know today‚ Pappochelys had a lizard-like skull filled with many peg-like teeth. He used these teeth to eat insects‚ and rather cannibalistically‚ other small lizards. The grandfather turtle had a broad trunk and thick bones had already started

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    The Human Brain

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    think and remember. That part of the brain is called the mind.<br><br><b>PROTECTING THE BRAIN</b><br>Twenty-eight bones make up the skull. Eight of these bones are interlocking plates. These plates form the cranium. The cranium provides maximum protection with minimum weight‚ the ideal combination. The other twenty bones make up the face‚ jaw and other parts of the skull.<br><br>Another way the brain keeps it self safe is by keeping itself in liquid. Nearly one fifth of the blood pumped by the heart

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    leading to long term problems or death‚ symbolised by the skulls. The skulls in his work resemble iMac computers through their colour‚ translucent texture and features. As the iMac computer is a symbol recognised by many in this western culture‚ the audience is drawn in and obliged to reflect on the work. Swallow’s intentions behind the works are blatantly presented as he sculpts the most iconic part of the iMac computer into the back of the skull‚ taking the place of our brain. Through his positioning

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    JFK LONE GUNMAN

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    JFK: LONE GUNMAN? At 12:30pm‚ on the 22nd of November‚ 1963‚ President John Fitzgerald Kennedy‚ is shot once through the throat‚ before being mortally wounded by a second shot‚ this time to the head. At 12:35pm‚ the Presidents open limousine arrives at Parkland Memorial Hospital‚ approximately six kilometres from the site of the shooting (Dealey Plaza‚ Dallas Texas). At 1pm‚ President John F Kennedy is officially pronounced dead‚ and finally‚ at 1:20pm Vice President Lyndon Baines Johnson is notified

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    COMM 101 September 24‚ 2013 Topic/Title: How to Massage One’s Neck to Relieve Common Tension. General purpose: To inform Specific purpose: To inform my audience how to perform a neck massage on oneself to relieve muscle and headache tension. Central idea (Thesis): Learning how to perform a neck massage on oneself can reduce muscle tension and headache pressure. INTRODUCTION A. Has anyone ever experienced a headache or a migraine from loud environments or a household FULL of children

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    Timothy Kent ANTH 111 16 Title: Effect of Environmental Conditions on Human Behavior and Development in the Past. Abstract: This paper will discuss and outline behavioral and developmental changes in human existence and the reasoning behind the formation of these new distinctions. Several changes in the human past that will be discussed are the change from walking on all four limbs to bipedalism‚ the greatly increased brain size in humans as compared to earlier humans and the creation of

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