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Text Book:Anthropology14th edition by Carol R. Ember, Melvin R. Ember, and Peter N. Peregrine: Pearson: Upper Saddle River, N.J.ISBN XXXXXXXXXXSorry, I can't provide the text book.Part I:Referring to the Content lecture with the attached powerpoint slide shows (Human Variation, or Forensic Anthropology), discuss how humans with ancestors in the tropics who grew up in northern climates might suffer a disorder and discuss how cultural adaptations might mitigate the onset of the disorderORhypothesize why the sex of the skeletal remains of juveniles can not be definitely determined and why the age at death of the skeletal remains of adult females and adult males can not be definitely determined. (One brief paragraph [3-4 sentences] and one brief paragraph [3-4 sentences] responding to another student's post.)Post: I'll post it once you finish the other parts.Part III:Question 2b: Based on your reading of the Ember, et al. textbook, in Chapter 4, explain the disadvantages of having twonormal alleles (genes) for hemoglobin or two abnormal alleles for sickling while in a malarial environment, as well as theadvantage of having one normal allele for hemoglobin and one abnormal allele for sickling while in a malarial environment.Write one full paragraph (5-6 sentences) in your own words.

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	Humans with ancestors in the tropics, who grew up in northern climate might suffer a disorder in locations such as in Tibet in Asia or the Andes Mountains in South America. Northern climate of these places has influenced in the development of broadened rib cages for larger lungs of humans. In addition, it delivers greater production of red blood cells, which provides more oxygen to cells, and makes faster breathing to provide more oxygen to cells in order to counteract hypoxia for low concentration of oxygen in the atmosphere. Cultural adaptations might mitigate the beginning of the disorder because human consistently react to external and internal stresses in physiological ways, such as viral and bacterial infections, water and air pollution, overcrowding and dietary imbalance. Yet, the rapidly environmental and cultural adaption ability of human has made it conceivable for them to survive in multiple regions in the world (Qasim et al.).
	 The age of the dead and their skeletal remains, specifically of adult females and males, cannot be definitely determined.

Text Book: Anthropology 14th edition by Carol R. Ember, Melvin R. Ember, and Peter N. Peregrine: Pearson: Upper Saddle River, N.J. ISBN XXXXXXXXXX Sorry, I can't provide the text book. Part...

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