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Bbig Questions
Bbig Questions
Bbig Questions
NO.
- Because even in the early ages, it was written that they do not use the
concept
- For it only accounts for only about 5-10% of the overall genetic diversity,
and that does not characterize variation
- And it has no taxonomic significance
- The concept was also debunked by Boas the father of American
anthropology
- There are no races but only clines
What do growth and development tell us about human variation? What are the
benefits of our life history pattern?
-Growth and development is influenced by the environment that we are in, thus
there r no two persons who identically experiences the same environment and
have the same biological component from immaturity to maturity and this tells us
that human variation is constant and innate.
-The benefit of our life history pattern is that humanity is on an endless cycle of
human biological growth acceleration that it provides insight to how energy is
allocated for development and growth reproduction then produces another
human before our body deteriorates which innately happens is at the end of
every human life.
This sheds interactions between genes and environment at crucial stages
How do people adapt to environmental extremes and other circumstances?