Morphological variation between individuals within a species
A)may be the product of male/female morphological differences.
B)is called interspecific variation.
C)is of no concern to anthropologists.
D)is unimportant when interpreting the fossil record.
E)produces large numbers of identical individuals.

Question

Morphological variation between individuals within  a species
A)may be the product of male/female morphological differences.
B)is called interspecific variation.
C)is of no concern to anthropologists.
D)is unimportant when interpreting the fossil record.
E)produces large numbers of identical individuals.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Morphological variation within a species can indeed be the result of sexual dimorphism, which refers to differences in size, coloration, or structure between males and females of the same species. This is a common phenomenon observed in many species, including humans.

Morphological Variation Between Individuals Within a Species