Ch. 1-2 Flashcards

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Define Anthropology

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The holistic study of human and non human primates and the human experience

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2
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What are the subcategories of anthropology

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Archeology, cultural, linguistic, and biological

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3
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What is the Holistic Approach

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Looking at things as a whole, in all their aspects. Not specific or separated.

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4
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What is the Comparative approach

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Comparing things across different countries and cultures

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5
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What is critical thinking

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A careful and active analysis and evaluation of information

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6
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What’s the scientific method consist of

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Observation > hypothesis > testing > retesting

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7
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Observable, verifiable truths are

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Facts

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8
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Testable explanations for facts are

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Hypothesis

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9
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Well supported hypothesis are

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Theories

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10
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What is collaboration

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A process of working together by using published works of other scientists to maximize information and also to get other views.

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11
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Subfields of biological or physical anthropology

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Paleo anthropology, primatology, contemporary human variation, forensic

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12
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Evolution

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A fact because of the changes that have occurred in earth. The theory is how they happened.

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13
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Humans

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Animalia > chordata > mammalia > primates > hominidae> homo> sapiens

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14
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Phylogenies

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Used to describe evolutionary relations between species AKA a family tree

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15
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Derived traits

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Characteristic that are unique to one species.

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16
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Shared derived traits

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Characteristic shared by some, but not all, similar species of closely related taxonomy.

17
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Primitive Traits

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Characteristic shared by all or most species of similar taxonomy

18
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Morphology

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The study of inner and outer components of ones making. The form of things.

19
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How many tissues are there

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Two. The epithelial: covers the surface. The connective: internal cohesion (connects, binds or separates) out bodies.

20
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What’s makes up the skeleton

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Skull > torso > upper appendages > lower appendages

21
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The skull

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Cranium & mandible. Skull without jaw. The lower jaw.

22
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The cranium is made up of

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Frontal bone: the forehead > 2 parietal bones: crest side and top of cranium > 2 temporal bones: makeup the sides of the head around ears > occipital bone: back and base of the skull

23
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Ecology

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Study of Relationship among organisms