Anthropology is the scientific study of the origin, the behavior, and the physical, social, and cultural development of humans.
Paleoanthropology is the study of extinct members of the genus Homo Sapiens.
As Homo Sapiens and other primates are closely related and have a common ancestor it is necessary for paleoanthropologists to be familiar with the evolution of existing and extinct primates.
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Not everyone is Black, however there are several areas in the world with people who are darker skinned.SIDE NOTES:Not all Black people are desendants of Africa.
You don't know your history at all. First of all, the name for the people is MEXICA (meh-shee-kah), not Aztec (a name invented by a German researcher)...lastly we had shoes, you can see all over the "codices" (ancient books)...by every high culture shows instances of both individuals with and without shoes...my info is NOT opinion it is researched proven archeological fact.
This question promotes harmful stereotypes. Latinas, like individuals of any other ethnicity, are diverse and should not be generalized in terms of their sexual behaviors or preferences. It's important to respect and treat all individuals as individuals, rather than making assumptions based on their ethnicity.
any bipedal primate
An abbot primate is the representative leader of all Benedictine congregations.
Because man displays all the features of a Primate.
Cheese is NOT a primate at all. It is an old world food.
Intelligence is mostly the ability to solve problems. I think we would know if a primate had human level intelligence. After all, we had intelligence before formal education came along and formal eduction is not the only kind of education.
a primate
They have an oppasble thumbs
primate
Both. All primates are mammals.
lemur
they are mammals they have brains and they are smart
The Largest nocturnal Primate is the Aye-Aye.
Cow is to bovine as monkey is to primate. Bovine is a general term for cattle, while primate is a general term for monkeys, apes, and humans. Both terms encompass a larger category of animals that share similar characteristics and evolutionary relationships.