The research proposal uploaded will act as a guide for this research paper you are doing. Kindly use and read the instruction please.

_________INTRUCTION AS FOLLOWS__________

Research paper: The research paper will consist of 1,500 -1650 words (12 pt. Times New Roman font, double-spaced) on the narrow issue chosen by you;

reference must be peer-reviewed journal sources


NOTE: the research proposal has comments and will be the guide for this research paper as mentioned that You will build on the work accomplished in the research proposal assignment, addressing a research question using evidence and arguments that you present and evaluate from peer-reviewed sources.

I think you are headed down the right path with comparing the genetic studies with the fossil dates; that would give you a focus beyond the simple finding of an older timing of dispersal, and allow you to compare and evaluate the evidence from different methods and approaches.

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Use the file Research_Paper_Coversheet_and_Marking_Criteria_2019.docxPreview the document to begin this assignment.

You will build on the work accomplished in the research proposal assignment, addressing a research question using evidence and arguments that you present and evaluate from peer-reviewed sources.

You should carefully evaluate the new evidence, including its limitations and any potential biases, and situate it in the larger scientific literature on the topic.

The research paper should include effective use of a minimum of 8 peer-reviewed sources (not including the original article selected from the list above), at least 5 of which must have been published within the past 10 years (2010-2019).

References should be in APA-based (in-text) referencing format, and the APA Style Guide can serve as your resource for other style issues. There are a number of variations on APA style (e.g. the style used in the American Journal of Physical Anthropology); the main issue is to be consistent in whatever variation you use, and to include all necessary information (i.e., references in your References Cited list should include author name(s), year, article title, journal title, volume, issue, and page numbers). You should avoid using quotes unless absolutely necessary (paraphrase instead), but if you do quote you must cite the page number(s).