The images below depict a female (left) and male (right) primate of the same species. Based on these images, would you agree that a high degree of sexual dimorphism is present? If so, what traits indicate this? Mark all that apply. Group of answer choices Yes, a high degree of sexual dimorphism. No sexual dimorphism - these would be considered an example of sexual monomorphism. Male has much larger canines. Male has a sagittal crest Male is much larger in overall size

The images below depict a female (left) and male (right) primate of the same species. Based on these images, would you agree that a high degree of sexual dimorphism is present? If so, what traits indicate this? Mark all that apply. Group of answer choices Yes, a high degree of sexual dimorphism. No sexual dimorphism - these would be considered an example of sexual monomorphism. Male has much larger canines. Male has a sagittal crest Male is much larger in overall size

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Human Biology (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Cecie Starr, Beverly McMillan

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Chapter23: Principles Of Evolution

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Some people think that many of our uniquely human traits arose by sexual selection. Over thousands of years, women attracted to charming, witty men perhaps prompted the development of human intellect beyond what was necessary for mere survival. Men attracted to women with juvenile features may have shifted the species as a whole to be less hairy and softer featured than any of our simian relatives. Can you think of a way to test these hypotheses?
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Some human traits may have arisen by sexual selection. Over thousands of years, women attracted to charming, witty men perhaps prompted the development of human intellect beyond what was necessary for mere survival. Men attracted to women with juvenile features may have shifted the species as a whole to be less hairy and softer featured than any of our simian relatives. Can you think of a way to test this hypothesis?
Scenario: Your best friend, who is a curator at a Natural History Museum calls you up one day to ask for your help identifying an unknown specimen she found in an unmarked box in a closet at the museum. In order to help her you know that you have to first identify some cranial traits present. Mark all of the traits that are present. Remember that the lack of a trait is just as informative! -occipital bun -sagittal crest -relatively large and pointy canines (compared to modern humans) -no sagittal crest -small cranial capacity with wide base (maximum cranial breadth is below the ears) -large cranial capacity (maximum cranial breadth is above the ear)
Please help me with identifying which of the following cranial traits listed are present in this species. (I was given a clue that the lack of a trait is just as informative) -occipital bun -sagittal crest -relatively large and pointy canines (compared to modern humans) -no sagittal crest -small cranial capacity with wide base (maximum cranial breadth is below the ears) -large cranial capacity (maximum cranial breadth is above the ear)
Figure is attached Please consider sexual selection operating on red-collared widowbirds assess the lowercase-Roman-numeral-labelled statements that appear immediately below; and click the uppercase-letter-labelled response that is presented below and conveys the most accurate information. i. The specimen depicted at the top in the figure represents the group in which individuals were manipulated experimentally, trimmed so that tail lengths were shortened substantially.ii. The specimen depicted at the bottom in the figure represents the group in which individuals were unmanipulated, left untrimmed.iii. Individuals in the group represented by the specimen at the bottom fared better in condition (measured as body mass relative to length) terms than did individuals in the group represented by the specimen at the top. iv. Individuals in the group represented by the specimen at the bottom spent more time flying and displaying to potential mates than did individuals in the group represented…
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