Domestication May Be Evident in What Aspect of Archaeological Herd

Question

Domestication may be evident in what aspect of archaeological herd demography?
A) an abundance of young males
B) the predominance of prime-age females
C) equal distribution of males and females
D) equal distribution of all age and sex classes
E) primarily older males and juvenile females

Accepted Answer

In domesticated herds, young males are often culled for meat, leading to an abundance of young males in the archaeological record.