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Bioanthropology — the study of the human species from an evolutionary perspective: the human fossil record, comparative primate behavior, genetic variation within/between populations, health & disease patterns, childhood growth & development.
Websters Unabridged Dictionary
Bioanthropology Links
  1. Adaptationist Stories
  2. African Primates at Home
  3. AMNH Fossil Skulls
  4. Biological Anthropology Web
  5. Biological Anthropology Resources
  6. Biotech Chronicles
  7. Darwin-Wallace 1858 Paper on Evolution
  8. Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
  9. Enter Evolution: Theory and History
  10. Evolution Homepage
  11. [AAAS] (search for "evolution resources")
  12. Evolution Update
  13. Fossil Hominids
  14. The Gene School
  15. Guided Tour: Hominid Evolution
  16. Hominid Sites Around The World
  17. Human Evolution
  18. Institute of Human Origins
  19. MendelWeb
  20. Origins of Humankind
  21. Primate Gallery
  22. Primate Evolution
  23. Primer on Molecular Genetics
  24. Science and Creationism (NAS)
  25. Skull Module
  26. Species of Primates - Photo Gallery
  27. Talk.Origins Archive
  28. True.Origin Archive [Creationism]
  29. Welcome to the World of Chimpanzees
  30. Harvard University: Evolution Links
  31. Yahoo! Evolution
  32. BioAnthropology Exhibits
  33. Becoming Human
  34. Origins and Evolution of the Human Diet
  1. Human Evolution; The fossil evidence in 3-D
This site contains links to other sites outside of the Texas A&M Anthropology Department. The TAMU Anthropology department is not responsible for the privacy practices or the content of such websites.
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