Nguồn ngoài
Biological Anthropology
Biological anthropology, also known as physical anthropology, is a scientific discipline concerned with the biological and behavioral aspects of human beings, their related non-human primates and their extinct hominin ancestors. It is a subfield of anthropology that provides a biological perspective to the systematic study of human beings.
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- Tori Saneda & Michelle Field
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Mục lục· 25 mục
- I: Evolutionary Theory
- 1.1: What is Biological Anthropology
- 1.2: Scientific Method
- 1.3: History of Evolutionary Thought
- 1.4: Darwinian Evolution
- 1.5: Cell Biology and Basic Genetics
- 1.6: Mendelian Genetics
- 1.7: Modern Synthesis
- 1.8: Modern Human Variation
- II: Non-Human Primates
- 2.01: Classification - Ordering the Natural World
- 2.02: Primate Skeletal Anatomy
- 2.03: Non-human Primates Modern Primates
- 2.04: Taxonomy of the Living Primates
- 2.05: Primate Ecology
- 2.06: Overviews of Living Primates
- 2.07: Overviews of Living Primates (The Haplorhines)
- 2.08: More Haplorhines
- 2.09: Even more Haplorhines (The Apes)
- 2.10: Primate Evolution
- III: Human Evolution
- 3.1: Trends
- 3.2: Proto-Hominins
- 3.3: Homo Genus
- 3.4: Material Culture