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Biological Anthropology Lab
This lab manual is designed to provide exercises and resources for students taking a biological anthropology laboratory course online.
- Author
- Anthropology Department
- Publisher
- Gavilan College
- Source
- LibreTexts
- License
- CC BY
- Language
- EN
- Category
- Basic Sciences
Contents· 34 sections
- 01: Introduction to Biological Anthropology
- 1.01: Anthropologists as Scientists
- 1.02: Knowing and Believing
- 1.03: The Scientific Method- Converting Curiosity into Study
- 02: Molecular Biology and Genetics
- 2.01: Protein Synthesis
- 2.02: Protein Synthesis Pizza
- 03: Forces of Evolution
- 3.01: The Force of Evolution
- 3.02: Natural Selection Lab
- 04: Race and Human Variation
- 4.01: Human Variation in Biological Anthropology Today
- 4.02: Patterns of Human Variation
- 05: Meet the Living Primates
- 5.01: What Makes Something a Primate
- 5.02: Primate Classification
- 06: Primate Ecology and Behavior
- 6.01: Ethology and Primatology
- 6.02: Watching Primates
- 07: Primate Evolution
- 7.01: The Emergence of Modern Primate Groups
- 7.02: Fossil Primates
- 08: Early Hominins
- 8.01: Derived Adaptations - Bipedalism
- 8.02: Fossil Hominins
- 09: Early Members of the Genus Homo
- 9.01: Defining the Genus Homo
- 9.02: Early Homo Lab
- 10: Archaic Homo
- 10.01: Defining Characteristics of Archaic Homo Sapiens
- 10.02: The Genus Homo
- 11: Modern Homo sapiens
- 11.01: Conclusion and Hominin Species Summary
- 11.02: Modern Human Art