1) What evidence is there that the human species has been successful so far? Explain. 2) What environmental pressures in the past do you think were most important in shaping the human species as it exists today?
3) What environmental pressures exist now that you think may be shaping the human species?
4) What environmental pressures do you think may affect humans as Earth becomes more populated with humans in the future? Explain how these pressures may affect human traits.

Answers

Answer 1
Answer:

1) What evidence is there that the human species has been successful so far? Explain. 


Successful evolutionarily means "surviving and spreading geographically". Since we are far from extinction and we've spread all over the world, we are successful as a species. 

2) What environmental pressures in the past do you think were most important in shaping the human species as it exists today? 

Those were: the weather (too cold, especially in the north and too hot in Sahara) - those made people more able to accomodate to the weather and predators - this made the species more communicative as only working together can we fight off bigger predators. 

3) What environmental pressures exist now that you think may be shaping the human species? 

The pressures today are : the limited free land, limited resources and changing climate. They are connected to man-made global warming and overpopulation


4) What environmental pressures do you think may affect humans as Earth becomes more populated with humans in the future? Explain how these pressures may affect human traits.

The pressure in the past will be: raising temperature and flooding, more Co2 in the atmosphere. 

We might for example evolve to better extract the oxygen from the atmosphere and be better resistant to heat. 




Answer: I believe that the environmental pressures that exist now and that may be shaping the human species are the use of land, the extraction of resources, greenhouse emissions and water use. This are being used by use more and more as we start overpopulating the earth.


Answer 2
Answer:

Answer:

Humanity is far from extinction we've spread to every corner of the earth. We have also learned to reproduce and make things to help us survive longer. We have also found ways to try and extinct ourselves but, that might be far from happening.

2: The environments, climate, and predators helped shape humans, they learned how to make weapons and create a shelter to survive harsh conditions in the wild.

3: Some of the environmental pressures we face now are man-made for example, pollution, a lack of land, and overpopulation. Some however are natural, like our limited supply of minerals.

4: I think most of the environmental pressure will come from pollution and a lack of space. With so many people around, there's going to be a lot of vehicle use, and things such as littering. We're going to have to change and start cleaning up after ourselves and limit the use of gas.


Related Questions

What causes changes in density in the asthenosphere
What causes wind to deposit sand or other sediment
What is the basic definition of evolution?
Which are examples of short-term environmental change? Check all that apply.tsunamis El Niño large asteroid and comet impacts volcanic eruptions global warming
Which information did the Glomar Challenger study in 1968?A. the rate of seafloor spreadingB. the direction of seafloor spreadingC. the age of rocks in various places in the oceanD. the contents of rocks in various places in the ocean

What is true if enzymes

Answers

Answer:

Option (2).

Explanation:

Enzymes are made of proteins that have the specific amino acid sequences. Enzymes have well determined 3D shape and work in their specific shape and at specific physical and chemical condition.

Enzymes may acts as catalyst that can increase the rate of the bio chemical reaction. Each enzyme is specific for one reaction and lowers the activation energy of the reaction. Enzymes increases the effective collision between the substrate molecule and increases reaction rate.

Thus, the correct answer is option (2).

I may be wrong but I think it’s the second one. They speed up reactions, and there’s a certain enzyme for a certain reaction.

What is the concentration in (g/L) of an 80% sodium hydroxide (NaOH) solution?

Answers

concentration =80%×10/40

=20

___________ is a structure that contains spores and is located on the underside of fern leaves.Basidium
Bacillus
Cilium
Sorus

Answers

The answer is "Sorus"
So it is D because 
Sorus is a structure that contains spores and is located on the underside of fern leaves.

Answer:

located on the lower surface of fern leaves. they’re essential for reproduction

Homologous chromosomes pair up together and crossing over occurs occurs where ?

Answers

Answer:

El entrecruzamiento cromosómico es un proceso biológico que ocurre durante la meiosis, cuando las parejas de cromosomas homólogos, o del mismo tipo, están alineadas. Durante la meiosis los cromosomas emparejados están alineados en las llamadas placas meióticas, y tienen un mecanismo biológico que los mantiene unidos.

When a Gila monster uses a rock for shade from the noonday sun, it is interacting witha. an abiotic factor
b. another organism
c. an ecosystem
d. its community

Answers


The answer is A. An abiotic factor


Carbon Dioxide enters plants through their _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Answers

Carbon Dioxide, which is the 'oxygen' that plants need, enters the plant through its stomata.

Thank you!