endogamous
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refers to a population in which individuals breed only with other members
of the population
Body fossils
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Hard parts of an organism, such as bone, teeth or shells, that has been
preserved into a fossil
,What is biological anthropology?
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the study of humans as organisms
exogamous
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refers to a population in which individuals breed only with nonmembers of
their population
Why do scientists say that hypotheses are supported, rather than saying they are
proven?
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there is always the chance of random error
analogous trait
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, When unrelated organisms have
traits with similar functions
Co-Dominance
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produces
offspring where both
phenotypes are fully
expressed.
Binomial Nomenclature
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naming system for all living organisms
(Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species)
gene pool
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Combined genetic information of all the members of a particular
population
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refers to a population in which individuals breed only with other members
of the population
Body fossils
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Hard parts of an organism, such as bone, teeth or shells, that has been
preserved into a fossil
,What is biological anthropology?
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the study of humans as organisms
exogamous
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refers to a population in which individuals breed only with nonmembers of
their population
Why do scientists say that hypotheses are supported, rather than saying they are
proven?
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there is always the chance of random error
analogous trait
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, When unrelated organisms have
traits with similar functions
Co-Dominance
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produces
offspring where both
phenotypes are fully
expressed.
Binomial Nomenclature
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naming system for all living organisms
(Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species)
gene pool
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Combined genetic information of all the members of a particular
population
