Anthropology Word Search — Easy

Play a free online Anthropology word search puzzle. Difficulty: Easy. Find all 12 hidden words on the 10×10 grid below.

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Anthropology word list, defined

INTRON /ɪnˈtrɒn/ · noun
A noncoding region within a gene that is removed by RNA splicing during the processing of a primary transcript into a mature messenger RNA. Related: exon, intron sequence, noncoding region, splice site.
JASPER /dʒæspər/ · noun
A type of quartz gemstone, typically red or orange in color. It is often used in jewelry and decorative objects. Related: agate, onyx, carnelian, jasperite.
TIE /taɪ/ · noun, verb
A fastener for a necktie or a drawstring; a drawstring or cord used to fasten something. To fasten or secure something with a tie or a cord. Related: fastener, cord, string, lacing.
DIURNAL /daɪˈɜːnəl/ · adjective
Active or occurring during the daytime rather than at night; also, happening once a day or daily. Related: daily, daytime, quotidian, daylight.
NET /nɛt/ · noun, verb
A mesh of threads or wires, typically stretched between poles or a frame, used for catching or enclosing something. To catch or obtain something using a net. Related: mesh, sieve, snare, trap.
ULU /ˈuːluː/ · noun
A type of curved, single-edged knife traditionally used by the Dayak people of Borneo. Related: parang, golok, machete.
BONE /bəʊn/ · noun
A bone is any of the hard, whitish structures that together make up the skeleton of a human or other vertebrate, providing support, protection, and attachment for muscles. As a mass noun, 'bone' refers to the dense, hard connective tissue from which these structures are made. Related: osseous structure.
CLAN /klæn/ · noun
A clan is a close-knit group of families or households claiming descent from a common ancestor, especially in Scottish and Irish tradition. More broadly, it refers to any large family or tightly bonded group with a strong sense of shared identity. Related: tribe, family, kin, clanfolk.

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