Scientists have been studying the similarities between humans and great apes for years. It has been proved that people have a common origin some of them, and this thesis is based on the knowledge of history and anthropology. Nevertheless, it is necessary to remember that this similarity is not completely...
Validity is a measuring parameter that focuses on determining whether a particular action achieves the established objective. Therefore, it plays a vital role in the establishment of the quality of a study. An excellent example of a study involves assessing the reliability of non-technical skills of surgeons in service delivery....
This article is devoted to researching the genesis of viruses on planet Earth, the characteristics of modern viruses, and the significance of these microorganisms to the biosphere. Domingo (2020) notes that the most notable traits of creatures are replication, evolvability, metabolism, and compartmentalization. As for the origin of viruses, they...
Introduction Research is conducted to find answers to meaningful questions and issues using a systematic approach. It provides one with a deeper understanding of relevant topics and has also been linked to innovation, model design, sales policies, campaign development, and strategic propositions. This paper analyzes the significance and pertinence of...
Abstract One of the critical variables characterizing the energy and water cycle at the earth’s surface is near-surface air temperature (Ta). It has massive significance in agrometeorological applications aimed at achieving sustainable agriculture. Remote Sensing data can be used in solving this problem both globally and regionally, particularly in relation...
In biotechnology, the targeted use of vectors capable of modification by artificially attaching genes of interest, GOI, is of great importance. With such vectors, it is possible to create recombinant DNA and then place it in the target organism, which can synthesize biologically active molecules generally uncharacteristic of the species....
Anthropological archeology focuses on studying the past societies, specifically the political, social, and cultural aspects that governed a society. It reveals how the ancient communities conducted their leadership affairs through politics disclosing the positions held by the elites. Additionally, it indicates the social classes that existed in the past. In...
Modern humans, Homo sapiens, have a common African origin since Homo erectus was our first ancestor that left Africa 90,000 generations ago. According to Leakey (11:15), Homo sapiens was present on Earth 200,000 years ago, while only 30,000 years ago, there were three different upright-walking apes. The Kenyan paleontologist also...
Introduction Not all information can be measured and quantified, which has created the need for qualitative research. There are four popular qualitative research methodologies, including phenomenology, ethnography, history, and grounded theory. This paper seeks to describe these approaches with attention to their purposes and relevant research questions. Phenomenology Phenomenological research...
Primatology refers to the study of primates that are not humans. This includes not only living but fossil apes, monkeys, lemurs, and other species. The study involves examining their behavior and social life. From an anthropological point of view, primatology plays a key role in understanding very early social structure...