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Introduction to Biological Anthropology |
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ANTH
130 (Introduction to Biological Anthropology) is taught by
Dr.
John Relethford
in the
Department of Anthropology at the
State
University of New York College at Oneonta, located in (obviously)
Oneonta, New York. Biological anthropology (also known as physical anthropology) is the science of human biological origins, evolution, and variation. This course focuses on four areas: 1. Evolutionary theory, 2. Human biological variation, 3. Our place in nature, and 4. Human evolution. |
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The
text for the course is the seventh edition of my book
The Human Species: An Introduction to Biological
Anthropology, published by
McGraw-Hill
(2008).
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Course
syllabus
(Fall 2008) (not yet available) Study guides for the readings (Fall 2008)
Web resources provided by the publisher (includes online quizzes) |
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