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HLTC23H3 : Tutorial One.docx

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blushmammoth508
10 Aug 2012
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UTSC
Department
Health Studies
Course
HLTC23H3
Professor
R Song

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Our species has technological, social, behavioural, and biological success and are therefore so successful. Attawapiskat is an aboriginal reserve in canada in the north. This area in canada has a lot of overcrowding and really cold weather. There is an interaction between biology and environment. Canada we are a modernized country, but the paradox in attawapiskat is that they"re in a modernized country but they are not modernized like toronto or other major cities (i. e. most homes do not have heating and are overcrowded). Bogin mentioned two popular hypotheses to explain human evolution (near the beginning of the reading). The two hypotheses do not explain why we can produce such complex language. Over time (time is the factor that determines morphology) we develop differently from our ancestors (primates). Piage during childhood we go through phases that are a part of maturation the two hypotheses say otherwise.

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