Asked by Jennifer Samaniego on Jun 03, 2024
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Neandertals commonly had all of the following physical characteristics except:
A) large, powerful neck muscles
B) a sloping forehead
C) protruding chin
D) prominent bony ridge over the eyes
Protruding Chin
A facial feature where the chin extends beyond the plane of the face, often considered a characteristic of certain hominid fossils and modern humans.
Large Neck Muscles
The prominent musculature in the neck, which supports the head, facilitates movement, and plays a role in respiratory functions.
- Distinguish and expound upon essential hominin species and their distinguishing features.
Verified Answer
AG
Adriana GuzmanJun 09, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
Neandertals did not typically have a protruding chin, unlike modern humans. They did, however, have large, powerful neck muscles, a sloping forehead, and a prominent bony ridge over the eyes.
Learning Objectives
- Distinguish and expound upon essential hominin species and their distinguishing features.