1) what evidence is there that the human species has been successful so far? explain.
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1) what evidence is there that the human species has been successful so far? explain.
2) what environmental pressures in the past do you think were most important in shaping the human species as it exists today?
3) what environmental pressures exist now that you think may be shaping the human species?
4) what environmental pressures do you think may affect humans as earth becomes more populated with humans in the future? explain how these pressures may affect human traits.
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