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Physical Anthropology Anthro-1

Social Sciences

Tác giả: Emma Blackthorne
Nhà xuất bản: Yuba College
Nguồn: LibreTexts
Ngôn ngữ: EN
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01: Introduction to Biological Physical Anthropology
1.01: Introduction to Physical Anthropology
1.1.01: Science
1.1.02: Anthropology as a Science
1.02: Introduction to Biology
1.2.01: Introduction
1.2.02: Scale Human Space Powers of Ten for Physical Anthropology
1.2.03: Evolutionary Theory (Part 1)
1.2.04: Evolutionary Theory (Part 2)
1.2.05: Evolutionary Theory (Part 3)
1.2.06: Forces of Evolution
1.2.07: Genetics Cellular Biology and Variation (Part 1)
1.2.08: Genetics Cellular Biology and Variation (Part 2)
1.2.09: Summary Example- Holism in Anthropology Sickle Cell Anemia and Malaria
1.03: What is Biological Anthropology
02: Mechanisms and Evolutionary Thought
2.01: Evolutionary Theory
2.1.01: What is Biological Anthropology
2.1.02: Scientific Method
2.1.03: History of Evolutionary Thought
2.1.04: Darwinian Evolution
2.1.05: Cell Biology and Basic Genetics
2.1.06: Mendelian Genetics
2.1.07: Modern Synthesis
2.1.08: Modern Human Variation
2.02: Taxonomy
2.03: Mammals
2.04: Human Taxonomy
2.05: Osteology
2.06: Macroevolution
2.07: Species vs. Paleospecies
2.08: Interspecific vs. Intraspecific Variation
2.09: Adaptive Radiation
2.10: Analogy vs. Homology
03: Primates
3.01: Introduction to Primatology
3.02: Primate Classification
3.03: Primate Evolution
3.04: Primate Social Organization
3.05: Non-Human Primates
3.5.01: Classification - Ordering the Natural World
3.5.02: Primate Skeletal Anatomy
3.5.03: Modern Primates
3.5.04: Taxonomy of the Living Primates
3.5.05: Primate Ecology
3.5.06: Overviews of Living Primates (Strepsirhines)
3.5.07: Overviews of Living Primates (Haplorhines)
3.5.08: More Haplorhines (Old World Monkeys)
3.5.09: Even more Haplorhines (The Apes)
3.5.10: Primate Evolution
3.06: Ethology
3.07: Conservation
3.08: Lab 5 and 6- Primates
04: Paleontology and Primate Evolution
4.01: Introduction to Paleoanthropology
4.02: Introduction to Paleoanthropology
4.2.01: Paleoanthropology
4.2.02: What is a Hominim
4.2.03: Miocene Epoch
4.2.3.01: Introduction to the Miocene Epoch
4.2.3.02: Sahelanthropus tchadensis
4.2.3.03: Orrorin tugenensis
4.2.3.04: Ardipithecus ramidus and Ardipithecus kadabba
4.2.3.05: Early Hominid Cranium Comparison Checklist
4.03: Pliocene Epoch
4.3.01: Introduction to the Pliocene Epoch
4.3.02: Australopithecus anamensis
4.3.03: Gracile Australopiths
4.3.04: Australopithecus afarensis
4.3.05: Australopithecus bahrelghazali
4.3.06: Kenyanthropus platyops
4.3.07: Australopithecus prometheus or africanus
4.3.08: Australopithecus africanus
4.3.09: Middle Hominid Cranium Comparison Checklist
05: Human Fossil Record
5.01: Pleistocene Epoch
5.1.01: Introduction to the Pleistocene Epoch
5.1.02: Paranthropines
5.1.03: Australopithecus
5.1.3.01: Australopithecus Paranthropus aethiopicus
5.1.04: Paranthropus boisei
5.1.05: Paranthropus robustus
5.1.06: Australopithecus garhi
5.1.07: Australopithecus sediba
5.1.08: Genus Homo
5.1.09: Homo habilis
5.1.10: Homo rudolfensis
5.1.11: Homo species indeterminate
5.1.12: Homo naledi
5.1.13: The erectus Grade
5.1.14: Homo ergaster
5.1.15: Homo erectus
5.1.16: Homo georgicus
5.1.17: Homo antecessor
5.1.18: Homo floresiensis
5.1.19: Homo heidelbergensis
5.1.20: The Denisovans
5.1.21: Homo neanderthalensis
5.1.22: Homo sapiens
5.1.23: Recent Hominid Cranium Comparison Checklist
06: Race and Human Variation
6.01: The History of Race Concepts
6.02: Human Variation in Biological Anthropology Today
6.03: Talking About Human Biological Variation Going Forward
6.04: Key Terms
6.05: Human Variation- An Adaptive Significance Approach
6.5.01: Stress and Homeostasis
6.5.02: Adjustments and Adaptations
6.5.03: Review Questions
6.5.04: Key Terms
07: New Frontiers
7.01: Homo sapiens Futures - Doom Gloom and Hope
7.1.01: Introduction
7.1.02: Doom and Gloom
7.1.03: Hope
7.02: Bioarchaeology and Forensic Anthropology