ANTH 66 Human Biological Variation

How do human populations adapt to their local environments? What is more important for influencing human variation—genes or the environment? In this course you will learn about patterns of modern human biological variation as well as research methods employed by biological anthropologists to study these patterns. You will also learn important skills for all anthropologists, including hypothesis generation, study design, how to write a grant, and how to be an effective reviewer.

Instructor

Fleskes

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:SCI

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Department-Specific Course Categories

BIOL

Offered

• Spring