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Meanings of biological anthropology in English
Subfield of anthropology; the study of both the social behavior and the biology of people.
Synonyms
Examples for "physical anthropology"
Examples for "physical anthropology"
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A piece profiling changes in physical anthropology over the past five decades.
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Nicolucci 's work provides a very good case study of nineteenth-century physical anthropology.
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The isolation is also reflected in genes and physical anthropology.
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Sam eventually switched to physical anthropology, did fieldwork in Africa, and completed his doctorate.
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She'd hated physical anthropology, suffered through the courses I loved.
Usage of biological anthropology in English
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In the 1990s he spent two years studying linguistics and biological anthropology at UCLA.
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Our class had been small but diverse: some studying ethnology, others taking linguistics, archaeology, and biological anthropology.
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Consequently, it is also a subject that is oversubscribed, producing more students than can ever be employed in biological anthropology.
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Lisa Matisoo-Smith is a Professor of Biological Anthropology at Otago University.
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I hold MA and PhD degrees in Biological Anthropology from Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois.
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Biological anthropology or physical anthropology is the scientific discipline that studies the biological and behavioural aspects of human beings.
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Audio 8:15 Lisa Matisoo-Smith Lisa Matisoo-Smith is a Professor of Biological Anthropology at the University of Otago.
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