Ancient rift valleys and deep caves often contain human fossils that can provide clues about human evolution and the lives of our ancestors. What do we call an anthropologist who examines just the human evolutionary aspect of fossils?

The options

a. prehistoric archaeologist

b.archaeologist

c. Paleoanthropologist

d. paleoprimatologist

The CORRECT ANSWER IS c.

c. .paleoanthropologist

Explanation:

a. Prehistoric archaeology❌

It is the study of the previous times before historical records were used or established. It examines all the pre-urban societies of the world. It possess some unique activities and processes for evaluating material remains so that archaeologists can 'rebuild its ecological settings.

b. Archaeology, or archeology❌

It deals with the study of human processes via the recollection and evaluating of material culture. Its archaeological record employs the use of artifacts, architecture, biofacts or ecofacts and cultural landscapes.

c. Paleoanthropologist✔✔✔

Is the study of the origins and predecessors of the modern day human species, with the aid of fossils and several remnant. It deals with the study of extinct individuals of the genus Homo sapiens via its fossil remains.

d. paleoprimatology ❌

It is the study of ancient (majorly extinct) primates.

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