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Biological Anthropology - Laboratory Activities (Taub)

Students will need an assigned text to assist with these activities, identify bone and features, understand the proper use of Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium, significance of primate taxonomy, and specific information about various early human forms.

Anthropology Social Sciences

Author: Alex A. G. Taub
Publisher: Wenatchee Valley College
Source: LibreTexts
License: CC BY-NC-SA
Language: EN
Category: Basic Sciences

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Contents· 12 sections

01: Labs
1.01: Dedication and Thanks
1.02: Identifying Bones I
1.03: Identifying Bones II
1.04: Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium
1.05: Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium - Class Genealogy
1.06: Lab 5 and 6- Primates
1.07: Bone Injuries
1.08: Early Hominid Cranium Comparison Checklist
1.09: Middle Hominid Cranium Comparison Checklist
1.10: Recent Hominid Cranium Comparison Checklist
1.11: Appendix- Chart - Possible Early Humans Ancestorsor not