Briefly explaining microevolution and macroevolution

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What is evolution? Answer this question by defining the term, explaining the process of natural selection, and briefly explaining microevolution and macroevolution.

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Bipedalism is a fundamental human characteristic : Bipedalism is a fundamental human characteristic that goes back more than four million years. What is the fossil evidence for the origins of bipedalism? What other aspects of hominin biology and behavior are affected by bipedalism and the accompany..

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Briefly explaining microevolution and macroevolution : What is evolution? Answer this question by defining the term, explaining the process of natural selection, and briefly explaining microevolution and macroevolution. No words limit

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Concept of unilinear cultural evolution : Define and critique the concept of “unilinear cultural evolution.” Why have modern anthropologists rejected this approach?

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