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| reconstructs, describes, and interprets human behavior and cultural patterns through material remains. |
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| are portable objects whose form is modified or wholly created by human activity. |
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| are nonportable human-made remains that cannot be removed from their place of discovery without altering or destroying their original form. |
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| are nonartifactual natural remains that nonetheless have cultural relevance. |
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| are spatial clusters of artifacts, features, and ecofacts. |
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| the study of what happens to plants and animals after they die. |
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| According to _________ biological similarities and differences originated at the creation. |
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| A modified explanation combining creationism with _________ arose to replace the original doctrine. |
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| The alternative to creationism and catastrophism was ________, also called _________ |
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| studies the ways in which chromosomes transmit genes across the generations. |
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| investigates natural selection and other causes of genetic variation, stability, and change in breeding populations. |
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| studies how chromosomes transmit genes across generations |
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| examines structure, function, and changes in DNA |
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| mask recessive forms in hybrid(mixed individuals) |
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| would appear in later generations |
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