Scientists are reluctant to use the word culture to refer to primate behavior because it has not been determined if this behavior can be classified as human or is human-like.
<h3>What is culture?</h3>
Culture is a word to describe the beliefs, practices, etc. of human groups. Due to this, culture is often used in areas such as sociology but not in biology as most scientists believe this term is used exclusively for human groups.
<h3>Why are scientists reluctant to use this term?</h3>
Scientists' research has determined some organisms such as primates display very similar behaviors to humans. Despite this, some scientists do not feel it is accurate to describe these behaviors as culture.
This occurs because:
- There are biological and behavioral differences between these primates and humans.
- Culture has been traditionally used to describe human communities not other animals communities.
- Using culture might imply other primates are equal to humans.
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Answer:
II. the textures of organs
Explanation:
A human torso model is designed to be as accurate as possible so that students/researchers can understand the inner workings of the body. Therefore, the organs have been designed to be the same size of an actual human being of that stature, while also being in the correct position within the body to better understand the interrelationships between the organs. The only thing that is not accurate in these models is the texture of the organs as most are smooth plastic unlike the actual organs.
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Answer: B. The endoplasmic reticulum
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