Modern Human Evolution
Across
- 1. The introduction of ________ was likely responsible for evolutionary changes in both pelvic capacity and lactose-tolerance
- 4. Difficult birth, e.g. obstructed labour due to position/size of the baby’s head
- 6. If certain advantageous characteristics are more prevalent than other traits, they might be ______ for
- 7. The Human _______ Project mapped out the complete set of the human genetic code
- 10. Mechanism that gave rise to the -13910*T allele in humans
- 11. Basic structure or “building block” of DNA
- 12. Many individuals in this location lack the -13910*T allele due to a lack of dairy in their diets
- 15. The study of the origin of humans
- 16. Drug-resistant pathogen
- 19. Provides offspring with calories and Vitamin D
- 20. Single-base changes in DNA
- 21. A functional and heritable trait that increases an organism’s likelihood of survival and reproduction, for example, lactase-persistence.
- 22. ______ Revolution; 1970’s scientific advancement
Down
- 2. Strains of bacteria can develop _____ with the overuse of antibiotics
- 3. There is less of this gas at a higher altitude
- 5. About one fifth of births today are performed by a ______ section
- 8. A lack of _______ led to reduced birth weights upon the introduction of agriculture 10,000 years ago.
- 9. The enzyme that breaks down lactose
- 10. DNA found in this cell organelle can be used to study human evolution
- 13. A taxon that modern species descended from
- 14. Dinosaur’s outcome following meteor strike
- 17. Bone whose width can determine whether childbirth will be obstructed
- 18. Lactose is a natural ________ in milk.