Ancestry Estimation Worksheet Fa22 (1)

Using your worksheet above, determine the sex for cranium 1C:Male 1. Describe two cranial sexing traits you used to make this determination. Please do it right now it anthro work.look at the picture in the bottom

Q005) Using your worksheet above, determine the sex for cranium 1B: Male 1.Describe two cranial sexing traits you used to make this determination. Everything is male okay This is Anthro and answer it now based on the picture bottom. Do it

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1/2 pts Partial Question 3 What regions of the skeleton may be most useful for determining the sex of the individual from the skeletal remains. Choose more than one if appropriate. Skull O Foot Thoracic Cage (rib cage) O Humerus M Pelvis

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arch Remaining Time: 1 hour, 15 minutes, 24 seconds. Question Completion Status: 1 20 3 4 50 6 80 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 28 29 30 QUESTION 24 When an organism shifts from a quadriped to a biped, over time what happens to the spine? 1. The spine shifts from an "S" shape to a "C" shape. 2. The spine connects to the pelvis at an angle. 3. The spine shifts from a "C" shape to an "S" shape. 4. The spine inserts at the back of the femur. QUESTION 25 What was the Piltdown Hoax? O 1. A paleoanthropological fraud in which bone fragments were presented as the fossilised remains of a early human 2. Rumors about bed pillows made from the Pillsbury doughboy 3. The discovery of "Flatface Man" by Maeve Leaky 4. The discovery of "Lucy" by Donald Johanson Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers. T hp O IT fg 144

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Fill-in (complete each statement with the appropriate term) 1. The first cervical vertebra is called Cl, or ?_. 2. The second cervical vertebra is called C2, or ?_. 3. The inward curve of the lower back is called the ?_ curve. 4. All ribs articulate with the ?_. 5. Both radiographs and CT scans use ? to form images of anatomical structures. 6. Kyphosis is a condition in which the vertebral column is distorted, giving a per- son a humpback. This condition involves an exaggerated ? curve. 7. Both the coccyx and ?_ are vertebral bones that are actually fused vertebrae. 8. The thoracic vertebrae are _?_ to the lumbar vertebrae. 9. The superior portion of the sternum is called the ?. 10. The only bone that does not articulate with another bone is the ?- 11. The ? is a vertical tunnel through the sacrum for the passage of nerves descending from the spinal cord. 12. The medial bumps along the midline of your back are caused by the _?_ of each vertebra. 13. The ?_ ribs do not articulate, even…

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Skull bones graph help me label A-F

F3 Identify the following foot bones: What word means "Big Toe"? » F4 DII % Talus 5 F5 ☀ A Hand bones are generally smaller and thinner than foot bones. Other than robusticity of the bones, describe two specific differences that help visually separate human hand bones from human foot bones: 6 F6 - Distal -Middle Proximal 4th 5th & 7 2nd 1st -3rd Calcaneus phalanges metatarsals tarsals PrtScn F8 * 8 Home F9 9 End F10 ) Pgl

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the deltoid region is ___ to the carpal region. what directional term?

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identify which part of the skeleton

Label the following: Zygomatic arch * Foramen ovale * Foramen spinosum * Foramen lacerum * Jugular foramen * Carotid canal * Foramen magnum * Internal acoustic meatus * Occipital condyle * Mandibular fossa * Ethmoid bone * Optic canal * Anterior cranial fossa * Middle cranial fossa * Posterior cranial fossa. 10 7 14 1 8 15 2 11 1 12 2 13 8 9.

Which parts are observable on both the ventral and dorsal side of the skull? Specific to dorsal? Specific to Ventral?  Based your answer from the pictures provided

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Use the appropraite docks to identify the bones and surface markings on the lower leg

Specimen: Chicken Bones In thoracic vertebrae, observe if the vertebrae are fused or not. Observe its characteristics and relate to its function in a living chicken.

Specimen: Chicken Bones Caudal vertebrae: Describe the caudal vertebrae in your specimen regarding its shape, number of fused bones (if there are any), and other observations you see in your specimen.

humerut B.1 Shown on right are images of the skeletal structure of the front limbs of 6 animals: human, crocodile, whale, cat, bird, and bat. Each animal has a similar set of bones. Highlight each of the bones according to this key: adut -carpal • Humerus-Yellow • Ulna- Blue • Radius- Orange Carpal- Pink • Metacarpal- Green • Phalanges- Red -meacarpe whale Docode -shalangen hunan bird bat

Caudal vertebrae: Describe the caudal vertebrae in your specimen regarding its shape, number of fused bones (if there are any), and other observations you see in your specimen.

Specimen 4: Sexually Dimorphic Cranial Morphology  Sex Estimation Select the cranial feature variants that you observe in this specimen below.    Be sure to select all that apply.     Group of answer choices larger, more pronounced mastoid process less pronounced mastoid process supraorbital torus (browridge) is larger and more pronounced supraorbital torus (browridge) is less pronounced or absent palate is deeper palate is more shallow

Ventral View of the skull

Key Term Matching 1. phalanges 2. ulna glenoid cavity carpals coxal bone deltoid tuberosity 7. humerus 8. olecranon process 9. metacarpals 10. styloid process 11. radius 12. obturator foramen 4. 5. 6. 13. scapula 14. anterior crest 15. tarsals 16. lateral malleolus 17. clavicle 18. tibia 19. metatarsals 20. talus 21. fibula emen) 22. greater trochanter 23. femur 24. scaphoid 25. patella REVIEW ACTIVITIES A. the shoulder blade B. C. the hand bones D. one is found on both the ulna and radius E. forearm bone on same side as the thumb F. G. the ankle bones H. thicker of the lower leg bones I. one of the tarsal bones formed by pubis and ischium one of the carpal bones viivit A pnilads! the upper arm bone J. K. the kneecap L. located on fibula M. the digits N. forearm bone on same side as the little finger O. located on the scapula P. the thigh bone Q. located on femur R. thinner of the lower leg bones S. the hip bone T. located on tibia U. the wrist bones V. located on the ulna W. the…