A) small with robust bones.
B) tall with robust bones.
C) gracile.
D) small with thin bones.
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A) a long, low, wide base.
B) thick bones.
C) large browridges.
D) a long, low, wide base; thick bones; and large browridges.
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A) ability to produce art.
B) large cranial capacity.
C) wide nasal apertures.
D) None of these choices is correct.
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A) Louis Leakey.
B) Richard Leakey.
C) Eugène Dubois.
D) Ernst Haeckel.
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A) more than 70% taller than Homo habilis.
B) similar to that of australopithecines.
C) tall, with males about five feet nine inches and females about five feet three inches.
D) three feet.
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A) the spread of C3 plants.
B) reduction both in habitat types and in dietary diversity.
C) a more frequent use of tools for the digging and processing of roots and tubers.
D) None of these choices is correct.
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A) likely to be Australopithecus garhi, according to Tim White's analysis.
B) likely to be Paranthropus, since both H.habilis and Paranthropus have a large sagittal crest.
C) likely to be Pithecanthropus erectus, since both evolved in Asia.
D) known to be Homo rudolfensis.
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A) shorter arms and longer legs than those of earlier hominids.
B) retention of an australopithecine-like body plan.
C) longer legs than later hominids.
D) a mix of arboreal and bipedal adaptations.
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A) both forms of Homo erectus.
B) often considered the same species and immediately ancestral to Homo sapiens.
C) often combined into one species, which is called Homo habilis.
D) often combined into one species, which is called Australopithecus robustus.
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A) is always less than 1,000 cc.
B) is always more than 800 cc.
C) ranges from 650 cc to 1,200 cc.
D) ranges from 900 cc to 1,200 cc.
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A) thick cranial bones.
B) small browridges.
C) a rounded skull.
D) a sagittal crest.
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A) smaller face.
B) bigger brain.
C) rounder and larger skull.
D) smaller face; bigger brain; and a rounder, larger skull.
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A) processed and consumed animals including other hominids.
B) did not differ appreciably from earlier Asian Homo erectus.
C) were similar to later Homo sapiens.
D) None of these choices is correct.
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A) Eugène Dubois.
B) Tim White.
C) Behane Asfaw.
D) Yohannes Haile-Selassie.
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A) only skull fragments, so it was not known if Pithecanthropus erectus was bipedal.
B) only leg and other body fragments, so it was not known if Pithecanthropus erectus had a human-size brain.
C) a molar, a partial skull, and a femur, which indicated that Pithecanthropus erectus walked only partially upright, but had a human-size brain.
D) a molar, a partial skull, and a femur, which indicated that Pithecanthropus erectus walked much like a modern human but had a brain intermediate in size between a modern human and a typical nonhuman ape.
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A) fossil evidence.
B) comparative anatomy.
C) genetics.
D) archaeological remains.
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A) increasing adaptive flexibility.
B) decreasing cranial capacity.
C) decreasing body size.
D) more robust jaw.
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A) 800,000 yBP.
B) 1.2-1.0 mya.
C) 1.8-1.6 mya.
D) 2.2-2.0 mya.
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