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  • 3 pages Paleoanthropology and Archaeology at Olduvai Gorge and Hominins Origins
    • Paleoanthropology and Archaeology at Olduvai Gorge and Hominins Origins
    • University of Toronto Mississauga
    • Introduction to Biological Anthropology and Archeology
    • ANTHRO 101H5 - Winter 2012
    • PaleoanthropologyandArchaeologyatOlduvaiGorge andHomininsOrigins lowerPaleolithicaunitofarchaeologicaltimethatbeginsabout2.6myawiththeearliestidentified toolsmadebyhomininsandendsaround200,000yearsago OlduvaiGorge o LocatedontheSerengetiplainofnorthernT
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    Paleoanthropology and Archaeology at Olduvai Gorge and Hominins Origins

  • 1 pages Ongka
    • Ongka
    • University of Toronto Mississauga
    • Introduction to Biological Anthropology and Archeology
    • ANTHRO 101H5 - Fall 2015
    • Ongkas Big Moka Kawelka Tribe Big Man Ongka Assemble gift for neighbouring tribe By giving he can earn status for himself and his tribe Outdo his fellow men in Moka Big Men have no authority over their tribesmen, he cannot order them to cooperate with him
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  • 3 pages Species Chart-modified
    • Species Chart-modified
    • University of Toronto Mississauga
    • Introduction to Biological Anthropology and Archeology
    • ANTHRO 101H5 - Winter 2012
    • ANT101 EXAM PREP NOTES Time Periods Cenozoic Era EPOCH PALEOCENE EOCENE OGLIOCENE MIOCENE PLIOCENE IMPORTANT FEATURES First primates Climatic change caused separation of continents; arboreal mammals CARPOLESTES: evidence of first primates Age of the Pro
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    Species Chart-modified

  • 2 pages Affiliation and Altruism
    • Affiliation and Altruism
    • University of Toronto Mississauga
    • Introduction to Biological Anthropology and Archeology
    • ANTHRO 101H5 - Winter 2012
    • AffiliationandAltruism Reinforcebondsandenhancegroupstability;physicalcontactessentialfordevelopment Groomingpickingthroughfurtoremovedirt,parasites,andothermaterialsthatmaybepresent; commonamongprimatesandreinforcessocialrelationships Altruismbehaviou
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    Affiliation and Altruism

  • 7 pages Natural Selection
    • Natural Selection
    • University of Toronto Mississauga
    • Introduction to Biological Anthropology and Archeology
    • ANTHRO 101H5 - Winter 2012
    • NaturalSelection Darwinrealizedthatnaturalselectionwasthekeytoevolution WiththehelpofMalthusideas,hesawHOWitcouldbeexplained Inthestruggleforexistence,thoseindividualswithfavourablevariationswouldsurviveandreproduce, butthosewithunfavourablevariationsw
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    Natural Selection

  • 2 pages Primate Behavior
    • Primate Behavior
    • University of Toronto Mississauga
    • Introduction to Biological Anthropology and Archeology
    • ANTHRO 101H5 - Winter 2012
    • PrimateBehavior BehavioranythingorganismsdothatinvolvesactionInresponsetointernalorexternalstimuli;the responseofanindividual,group,orspeciestoitsenvironment;suchresponsesmayormaynotbe deliberateandtheyarentnecessarilytheresultofconsciousdecisionmaking T
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    Primate Behavior

  • 3 pages Macroevolution - Processes of Vertebrate and Mammalian Evolution
    • Macroevolution - Processes of Vertebrate and Mammalian Evolution
    • University of Toronto Mississauga
    • Introduction to Biological Anthropology and Archeology
    • ANTHRO 101H5 - Winter 2012
    • MacroevolutionProcessesofVertebrateand MammalianEvolution TheHumanPlaceintheOrganicWorld Multicellularorganismsthatmoveaboutandingestfood(butnotphotosynthetically)arecalledanimals (inthekingdomAnimalia);morethan20majorgroups/phyla/phylum(sing.) Oneofthe
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    Macroevolution - Processes of Vertebrate and Mammalian Evolution

  • 2 pages Heredity and Evolution
    • Heredity and Evolution
    • University of Toronto Mississauga
    • Introduction to Biological Anthropology and Archeology
    • ANTHRO 101H5 - Winter 2012
    • HeredityandEvolution Introduction Havingextrafingersortoes(digits)iscalledpolydactyly;amendeliantrait;itspatternofinheritance followsprinciplesdiscoveredalmost150yearsagobyamonknamedGregorMendel Genetics;thestudyofhowtraitsaretransmittedfromonegeneratio
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    Heredity and Evolution

  • 3 pages The Bipedal Adaptation
    • The Bipedal Adaptation
    • University of Toronto Mississauga
    • Introduction to Biological Anthropology and Archeology
    • ANTHRO 101H5 - Winter 2012
    • TheBipedalAdaptation Efficientbipedalismastheprimaryformoflocomotionisseenonlyinhominins Bipedalismhasdevelopedtoapointwhereenergylevelsareusedtonearpeakefficiency Allowsforuseoffreedhandsforcarryingobjectsandformaking/usingtools Inthebipedalstance,an
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    The Bipedal Adaptation

  • 3 pages Vertebrate Evolutionary History
    • Vertebrate Evolutionary History
    • University of Toronto Mississauga
    • Introduction to Biological Anthropology and Archeology
    • ANTHRO 101H5 - Winter 2012
    • VertebrateEvolutionaryHistory Geologicaltimescaletheorganizationofearthhistoryintoeras,periods,andepochs,commonlyused bygeologistsandpaleoanthropologists;forvertebrates,dividedintoPaleozoic,Mesozoic,andCenozoic eras Continentaldriftthemovementofcontinen
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    Vertebrate Evolutionary History

  • 6 pages The Development of Evolutionary Theory
    • The Development of Evolutionary Theory
    • University of Toronto Mississauga
    • Introduction to Biological Anthropology and Archeology
    • ANTHRO 101H5 - Winter 2012
    • TheDevelopmentofEvolutionaryTheory Humansdidnotevolvefrommonkeys;theearliesthumanancestorsevolvedfromaspeciesthatlived some5to8millionyearsago;thatancestralspecieswasthelastcommonancestorwesharewith chimpanzees Inturn,thelineagethatledtotheapesandoursel
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    The Development of Evolutionary Theory

  • 4 pages Understanding the Past - Archeological and Paleoanthropological Methods
    • Understanding the Past - Archeological and Paleoanthropological Methods
    • University of Toronto Mississauga
    • Introduction to Biological Anthropology and Archeology
    • ANTHRO 101H5 - Winter 2012
    • UnderstandingthePastArcheologicaland PaleoanthropologicalMethods bestknownearlyhomininsitelocalityintheworldisOlduvaiGorge,EastAfrica hominincolloquialtermforamemberofthetribeHominini,theevolutionarygroupthatincludes modernhumansandnowextinctbipedalrela
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    Understanding the Past - Archeological and Paleoanthropological Methods

  • 3 pages The Discovery of Natural Selection
    • The Discovery of Natural Selection
    • University of Toronto Mississauga
    • Introduction to Biological Anthropology and Archeology
    • ANTHRO 101H5 - Winter 2012
    • TheDiscoveryofNaturalSelection CharlesDarwin o 18091882 o oneof6childrenofDr.RobertandSusannaDarwin;wealthyfamily o sinceachild,hadagreatinterestinnatureandenjoyedfishing/collectingshells,birdseggs,rocksand more;wasjustavginschool o motherdiedwhenCharles
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    The Discovery of Natural Selection

  • 1 pages Potlatches
    • Potlatches
    • University of Toronto Mississauga
    • Introduction to Biological Anthropology and Archeology
    • ANTHRO 101H5 - Fall 2015
    • Potlatches Imprisonment for carrying goods to recipients, making speeches and dancing > 2 months Kwa people spoke the same language Potlatches commemorate special event songs, dances and masks, weddings, funeral, Host gives away wealth to their guests, th
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    Potlatches

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