Glands which make cortisol and aldosterone Y. Glands which make epinephrine and norepinephrine Z. Glands responsible for female secondary sex characteristics AA. Glands responsible for male secondary sex characteristics AB. Hormone released by posterior pituitary gland in response to contractions. Fill in the blanks.
The PhD is the highest degree you can earn, so it follows that it demands the most work. In most cases, you complete a masterâs degree before going on to a PhD. Unlike a masterâs degree, a PhD usually requires a series of comprehensive written or oral exams.
You should definately do 4 years of undergraduate, get a degree in Anthropology or a related field. Then continue with a masters program somewhere (that might take 1-2 years). With that, you can get many jobs in museums and in research institutions. If you'd like to teach and do original research, you should probably get a PhD after your masters. (PhD can take 3-7ish years.). Source(s): I'm currently working on my masters in palaeoarchaeology.