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A genetic mutation called ccr5- 32 is thought to help people resist aids black death and smallpox where are those people's ancestor's from?
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Who were the ancestors of the pueblo's?
the ancestors of the pueblo peoples were called puebloans
Who were the ancestors of the pueblo peopls?
the ancestors of the pueblo peoples were called puebloans
Who were the ancestors of the Pueblo people?
the ancestors of the pueblo peoples were called puebloans
When the European traveled the Mississippi and the Amazon river is what did they bring to the native peoples of both continents?
Smallpox and other diseases
What was one bad effect of the Columbian exchange for the peoples of the Americas?
the introduction of smallpox
Who first set foot on Canada?
the ancestors of the peoples of the First Nations
How did the camera help peoples lives?
The camera helped peoples lives by showing their ancestors and friends all the good memories that they had.
What is the meaning of ANASAZI?
"Ancestors of the enemies" is the term applied by the Navajo peoples to their neighbors, the modern Pueblo peoples of the American southwest.
What was one good effect of the Columbian exchange for the peoples of the Americas and what was a bad one?
Horses good, smallpox bad.
What is the genetic mechanism that may have been responsible for the base sequence changes between humans and gorillas?
One genetic mechanism that may have been responsible for the base sequence changes between humans and gorillas is mutation. Mutations are random changes in the DNA sequence that can occur over time, leading to genetic differences between species. Other mechanisms such as genetic drift and natural selection may also play a role in driving genetic differences between humans and gorillas.
The ancestors of the Native American peoples?
migrated by land from northeastern Asia. Henretta, pg. 7.
What do gene mutations provide for a population?
A mutation is a change in the genetic code of one allele of your genetic code. ( rarely does mutation affect both alleles ) Most mutations are neutral, some are deleterious, but sometimes a mutation in the germ line can convey some slight advantage to progeny. An example of this is lactose tolerance in some peoples of the world.
