Archive for October, 2009
Oct
31
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It’s not homework, it’s an extra credit thing…
1. The Human Genome Project is
a.conducting research on genetic drift
b.is examining the similarities between human groups
c.an effort to sequence the entire human genetic code
d.an effort to prove that inheritance is particulate, rather than blending
e.an effort to discover which enzymes initiate chemical reactions
2. The site of Sima de los Huesos in Spain is extraordinary and very important because
a.this is the largest population sample from this period anywhere in the world
b.fieldworkers found hyoid bones for over half of the individuals
c.each of the individuals found in the cave was covered with red ochre
d.there is clear evidence for extreme sexual dimorphism in this population
e.this provides the earliest evidence for human cannibalism
3. Australopithecus teeth are quite different from those of modern chimpanzees in that Australopithecines have
a. large, slashing canines
b.pointed, fang-like incisors
c.a dental formula featuring more premolars
d.large molars covered by thick enamel
e.no dental formula
4. In the 18th century, __________ developed the system of Latin Binomials used to classify all living things today
a.Hugo van Lawick
b.Karl von Linne
c.Charles Darwin
d.William Haviland
e.Jane Goodall
5. According to the video, Fate of the Neandertals, evidence indicates that Neandertals
a.were worn out by their 40’s
b.practiced cannibalism, possibly survival cannibalism
c.may have been the first to have grandparents
d.All of the above
e.None of the above.
6. Evidence uncovered at the site of Terra Amata suggested all of the following except
a.the seasonal re-occupation of the site
b.the hunting the young of large animals
c.the construction of shelters
d.the use of fire
e.burial of their dead
7. Evidence of a pronounced development in the symbolic elements of cultural life among Neandertal includes all of the following except:
a.use of more color, including ocher and manganese
b.grave goods
c.cave paintings
d.intentional burials of their dead
e.musical instruments
8. According to Haviland, the systematic use of fire by Homo erectus could have been used to
a.clear trees through the jungles of Southeast Asia.
b.improve the nutritional yield of many foods.
c.thaw out frozen carcasses scavenged from the snow.
d.chase predators from caves.
e.All of the above.
9. A major advantage of bipedalism is
a.the soft underbelly is exposed to attack
b.the ability to run at high speeds, especially for short distances
c.an increased ability to keep cool in the hot African savanna
d.the ability to change direction quickly while running
e.None of the above.
10. Data which provides information about Homo floresiensis includes all of the following except
a.Artifacts
b.Fire
c.Intentional burials including grave goods
d.Butchered animal bones
e.Oral traditions
11. Natural selection
a.means the ability of some individuals to kill enemies, control food supplies, and survive
b.refers to the tendency for moral goodness to win out over moral badness in human societies
c.refers to the ability of some individuals to have more offspring than others: reproductive success
d.means "survival of the fittest"
e.refers to the human control of livestock breeding programs
12. Many primates species today are endangered. Their greatest threats include all of the following except
a.loss of their habitat, like clear-cut logging
b.being hunted for bushmeat
c.global warming
d.shooting mothers to sell the young as pets
e.kidnapping infants to use in biomedical research
13. According to the NPR programs on the origins of HIV-AIDS, it may well have been Western European colonialism that created the conditions that gave rise to the HIV pandemic. Specifically, these conditions included all of the following except
a.conscription of African labor by the French and Belgians to extract rubber and ivory
b.medical campaigns to eradicate such diseases as sleeping sickness
c.an American-led polio vaccination campaign that unintentionally gave a million Africans a chimp virus in the late 1950s.
d.Africans hunting and eating Cameroonian chimpanzees
e.dissolution of the family by having workers gone for extended periods working in such jobs as trucking or the mines
14. Anthropologists speculate that members of the genus Australopithecus may have defended themselves against predators like big cats by
a.living in groups of several hundred individuals
b.spending most of their waking hours high in the canopies of the tropical forest away from predators on the ground
c.displaying their dagger-like canines and, if necessary, using them
d.using their hands to wave and throw weapons and put on intimidation displays
e.having no sexual dimorphism
15. According to Haviland, the greater depth of deposits at Mousterian
no.. but to someone else in the section they might be easy if they like anthropology. Oh well… I’ll figure it out on my own. Y!A sucks….
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Oct
31
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canine cooler
The Bulldog Stress Toy is perfect for all you canine lovers out there. Squeeze this squishy bulldog to help release the stress of a busy day. Let this cool Bulldog stress reliever bring his relaxed but tough attitude your desktop.
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Oct
31
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canine supplements
Canine Plus is a nutritional supplement that incorporates a delicate balance of vitamins, minerals and enzymes for dogs of all ages, size and breeds.
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Oct
31
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Oct
31
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To carry your 12-pack in style you need a sturdy soft-sided cooler. This perfect cooler ideal for picnics, sporting events, and parties. It is lightweight and easy to carry. You also get a detachable shoulder strap with this. To make it personal, your name will be embroidered on this cooler with the recipient's monogram.
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Oct
29
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Quiet moments natural calming spray is formulated to stimulate the type of canine pheromones that provide dogs with a sense of safety and well being. Your pet will find comfort in the light fresh fragrance. Quiet Moments Canine Spray Product Description: Quiet moments natural calming spray is formulated to stimulate the type of canine pheromones that provide dogs with a sense of safety and well being. Your pet will find comfort in the light fresh fragrance. Suggested Use In: Cars Crates & Cages New Environments Dog Houses Pet Beds This product can also be used with Quiet Moments Chewable Tablets when extra support is needed for occasions such as: Fireworks Traveling Visits to the Vet Grooming FOR USE WITH DOGS AND PUPPIES 3 MONTHS AND OLDER. Directions: DO NOT SPRAY DIRECTLY N PEOPLE OR PETS. Spray Quiet Moments once daily into the area to be occupied such as enclosure, room, crate or car 5 minutes prior to pet entering. Do not spray directly on floor surface. Wipe excess liquid that may accumulate in enclosure area after spraying, prior to pet entering. Cautions: Do not spray directly on people or pets. Quiet Moments Claming Spray is not to be taken internally. If accidentally sprayed in pets’ eyes rinse with clear water. Use only as directed. Before using on fabric test in a small inconspicuous area. Keep in dry, cool place. Does not cure or treat diseases or medical conditions. Active Ingredients: Special Proprietary Bled of Fragrance Extracts ( Simulated Canine Pheromones) Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (0.5%)Rosemary Oil (0.2%) Clove Oil (0.1%). Inert Ingredients: Purified Water.
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Oct
29
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canine supplements
Canine Multi-Vitamin Wafer is a vitamin and mineral supplement complex containing nutrients often lacking in pet food and helps to promote normal growth and longevity for dogs everyday needs. Instructions:Dogs under 20lbs 1 chewable wafer, Dogs 20+lbs 2 chewable wafer, Dogs 80+lbs 3-4 chewable wafers. Additional Info:Pet nutrient system. Our unique canine vitamin + mineral supplement complex is designed to help provide optimum nutrient levels with guaranteed potencies to best meet your dog’s everyday needs. In addition, our formula helps provide a complex of natural nutrients often lacking in pet foods that promote normal growth and longevity. For dogs. Dancing Paws Philosophy. Our commitment is to provide a safe and effective pet nutrient system that helps promote optimum health and longevity. Our pets are our family and trust us to provide the same quality products we demand for ourselves. We won’t compromise; we use only the highest quality Human Grade ingredients and manufacture our products at human dietary supplement plants requiring frequent Food and Drug Administration and human food GMP approvals. Holistic approach. Our pets’ chemistry is intricate and easily thrown out of balance. For that reason, we recommend using a quality pet food and thoughtful supplementation. Our team of renowned doctors and veterinarians have precisely identified the vitamins, minerals and botanical nutrients pets need. These nutrients are then perfectly and safely combined into the finest pet nutrient system on the market today. Expert care. Our pet nutrient system should be used in conjunction with expert veterinary care. We recommend consulting with a veterinarian who is familiar with the efficacy of complementary medicine, including nutritional supplements and remedies. Our guarantee. If you are not completely satisfied with this product, please return it with a proof of purchase for a full refund. All of our bottles are stamped with expiration dates for guaranteed freshness.
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Oct
29
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Oct
29
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From http://gaycenter.org/out The Center is a place where people with all kinds of interests meet and gather. Earlier this year, for the first time ever, there was a social mixer for people and their pets. This video excerpt is from Out at the Center, a TV show and video podcast of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Community Center of New York City. The show is made possible thanks to members of the Center and viewers like you. To find out more, join or donate go to: http://www.gaycenter.org/support Distributed by Tubemogul.
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Oct
28
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heartguard
i was wondering will it hurt her if i give them both together?
i have them for my other dog, but they are given at different times of the month, and for my 10 month old lab, i have started her on them today, and was wondering if i can give them both to her at the same time.
here is the info about Comfortis if you aren’t familiar with it.
http://www.comfortis4dogs.com/default.aspx
Your vet is your best resource for this kind of question. Most vets will accept phone calls from their regular clients with questions of this sort at no charge.
In general, it is best not to give more than one medication at a time for two reasons. First, if the medication can require the kidneys or liver to process them, loading up your dog’s body with two different chemicals to process can stress the organs, even possibly causing overdose situations. Second, if the dog has a bad reaction to one of the medications, you won’t know which one it was.
It is generally considered safe to postpone a heartworm treatment for a dog who has just been tested as heartworm negative for a couple of weeks if needed. If he has not been recently tested and/or is not already on heartworm treatment, then it is very dangerous to start him on heartworm treatment at all. If the dog happens to have heartworms and is given the preventive, it can cause blood clots that kill him. So make sure he is cleared by your veterinarian before you start heartworm preventive treatment.
