I’m working on a history writing question and need support to help me learn.Suggested prompt: paper on Discuss the role marriage plays in the development of gender inequality. Sample Paper and Guidelines Guidelines for formatting your paper:
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Sample Paper and Guidelines (Sign in to google for comments in the margins!)(Please don’t delete this sample paper.)Guidelines for formatting your paper:
1. Use 12-point, Times New Roman, double-spaced font
2. Papers should include a title, authors, institution(s), keywords, and all sections listed below 3. Title should be centered, bold, and in 18-point font
4. Section titles should be in bold, 12-point type
5. Use double spaces between sections.
6. Limit papers to 4 pages7. Pages should be numbered
8. Papers should have at least six works referenced from our course materials
9. Use the American Anthropology Association Style Guide for referencing
undefinedPrimate Skeletal Comparison: Indices forThree Monkeys to Determine LocomotiveElias KaryAbstractPellentesque habitant morbi tristique senectus netus et malesuada fames ac turpis egestas. Sed commodo lobortis lacus. Pellentesque habitant morbi tristique senectus et netus etmal esuada fames ac turpis. Nulla leo nibh, mollis faucibus, accumsan sit amet, posuere ifelis. Pellentesque eros. Sed urna convallis nec, imperdiet at. Feugiat a, tortor. Etiam commo do risus id tortor ullamcorper dapibus. Fusce nec nulla.Donec erat libero, laoreet porttitor, consectetuer vel, euismod non, augue. Proin molestie ante nec quam. Praesent sem. Suspendisse enim nulla, aliquam eget, feugiat eu, luctus felis. Proin ac pede eget lacus rutrum eleifend. Pellentesque quam arcu, ultrices, sceleri, fermen tum eu, dolor. Nulla in nunc sed enim lacinia fermentum.undefinedCultural Anthropology (Body) or Biological anthropology and Primate Behavioral Ecology (Material/ Methods and Results)Pellentesque habitant morbi tristique senectus netus et malesuada fames ac turpis egestas. Sed commodo lobortis lacus. Pellentesque habitant morbi tristique senectus et netus etmal esuada fames ac turpis. Nulla leo nibh, mollis faucibus, accumsan sit amet, posuere ifelis. Pellentesque eros. Sed urna convallis nec, imperdiet at. Feugiat a, tortor. Etiam commo do risus id (Author, 2017) tortor ullamcorper dapibus . Fusce nec nulla. Donec erat libero, laoreet porttitor, consectetuer vel, euismod non, augue. Proin molestie ante nec quam. Praesent sem. Suspendisse enim nulla, aliquam eget, feugiat eu, luctus felis. Proin ac pede eget lacus rutrum eleifend. Pellentesque quam arcu, ultrices, sceleri, fermen tum eu, dolor. Nulla in nunc sed enim lacinia fermentum.Pellentesque habitant morbi tristique senectus netus et malesuada fames ac turpis egestas. Sed commodo lobortis lacus. Pellentesque habitant morbi tristique senectus et netus etmal esuada fames ac turpis. Nulla leo nibh, mollis faucibus, accumsan sit amet, posuere ifelis. Pellentesque eros. Sed urna convallis nec, imperdiet at. Feugiat a, tortor. Etiam commo do risus id tortor ullamcorper dapibus. Fusce nec nulla.Donec erat libero, laoreet porttitor, consectetuer vel, euismod non, augue. Proin molestie ante nec quam. Praesent sem. Suspendisse enim nulla, aliquam eget, feugiat eu, luctus felis. Proin ac pede eget lacus rutrum eleifend. Pellentesque quam arcu, ultrices, sceleri, fermen tum eu, dolor. Nulla in nunc sed enim lacinia fermentum.DiscussionPellentesque habitant morbi tristique senectus netus et malesuada fames ac turpis egestas. Sed commodo lobortis lacus. Pellentesque habitant morbi tristique senectus et netus etmal esuada fames ac turpis. Nulla leo nibh, mollis faucibus, accumsan sit amet, posuere ifelis. Pellentesque eros. Sed urna convallis nec, imperdiet at. Feugiat a, tortor. Etiam commo do risus id tortor ullamcorper dapibus. Fusce nec nulla.Donec erat libero, laoreet porttitor, consectetuer vel, euismod non, augue. Proin molestie ante nec quam. Praesent sem. Suspendisse enim nulla, aliquam eget, feugiat eu, luctus felis. Proin ac pede eget lacus rutrum eleifend. Pellentesque quam arcu, ultrices, sceleri, fermen tum eu, dolor. Nulla in nunc sed enim lacinia fermentum.Pellentesque habitant morbi tristique senectus netus et malesuada fames ac turpis egestas. Sed commodo lobortis lacus. Pellentesque habitant morbi tristique senectus et netus etmal esuada fames ac turpis. Nulla leo nibh, mollis faucibus, accumsan sit amet, posuere ifelis. Pellentesque eros. Sed urna convallis nec, imperdiet at. Feugiat a, tortor. Etiam commo do risus id tortor ullamcorper dapibus. Fusce nec nulla.Donec erat libero, laoreet porttitor, consectetuer vel, euismod non, augue. Proin molestie ante nec quam. Praesent sem. Suspendisse enim nulla, aliquam eget, feugiat eu, luctus felis. Proin ac pede eget lacus rutrum eleifend. Pellentesque quam arcu, ultrices, sceleri, fermen tum eu, dolor. Nulla in nunc sed enim lacinia fermentum.ReferencesCarrier, James G. and Miller, Daniel1999 From Private Virtue to Public Vice. In Anthropological Theory Today. Henrietta L. Moore, ed. Pp. 24-47. Massachusetts: Polity Press.undefinedChazan, Michael2008 World Prehistory and Archaeology. Boston: Prentice Hall.undefinedYou are a primatologist. You are applying for the position of Research Primatologist for a pilot ecotourism project. The project combines ecotourism with volunteer conservation. This position will require you to take a lead role in informing an audience of the unique perspectives of a primate behavioral ecologist. As part of the interview process you are asked to present some of your research findings in primate behavioral ecology. In order to demonstrate your abilities, you will be provided with 10 minutes to share this prospective. The audience for your presentation is the primatology community, employees, volunteers, vacationers, and conservationists. Please consider the following criteria while developing your presentation: Consider social relationships, reproductive units.
Consider the sociobiology (evolutionary behavior) and behavioral ecology
(adaptation) of the primate.
Consider the life history traits of the primate
Consider a brief description of conservation efforts related to this primate.
How can this primate serve as a referential model for human behavior?
Where to start: Visit Primate info net’s “factsheet” list (pin.primate.wisc.edu)
Draft a report modeled after the “Sample Paper” provided at our course page.
Prepare a professional presentation from the perspective of a primate behavioral ecologist.
Requirements: 4 pages long | .doc file
