Biological anthropology is the sub-discipline of anthropology that studies human evolution and variation. Specific emphasis is on mechanisms of biological evolution, genetic inheritance, human ...

Where do we come from? Where are we going? These are some of the big questions biological anthropology seeks to answer, using the principles of evolution as a backdrop for formulating and testing ...

Biological Anthropology is a biological science that deals with adaptations, variability and evolution of humans, and our living and fossil relatives. It is also a social science because biological ...

The graduate program in biological anthropology at CU Boulder offers training in several areas, including primatology, human biology, and paleoanthropology. We share an interest in human ecology, the ...

Anthropology considers how people's behaviors change over ... is the study of human evolution including comparisons of DNA and skeletal materials with our closest biological relatives, the primates.

Biological anthropology, biohistory, bioarchaeology; history and philosophy of science; White supremacy in science and society; publicly engaged archaeology; North America, African diaspora. Brown, ...

Anthropology at the University of Delaware exposes students to the main areas of anthropology, including cultural, biological, archaeology, and applied anthropology. With this broad training, UD ...

Our students become talented critical thinkers who grapple with the big questions about humanity, who understand archaeology, biological anthropology and cultural anthropology, and who apply this ...

and biological diversity. Students develop practical skills and transformative perspectives to understand and address complex human problems in a changing world. Anthropology is an exciting and ...