61. Physical Anthropology Philip L. Stein, Los Angeles Pierce College Bruce M. Rowe, Los Angeles Pierce College http://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/0072485949/student_view0/

62. The Anthropology Department At Long Beach City College This introductory anthropology course focuses on the evolutionary development of the human capacity for......Physical Anthropology Anthro 1 Brief Course http://anthropology.lbcc.edu/anthro.html

Physical Anthropology Anthro 1 Brief Course Description This introductory anthropology course focuses on the evolutionary development of the human capacity for culture and its subsequent effects on human biology. We will review the relationship between humans and other animals; our origin and antiquity; fossil prehumans and humans; principles of heredity and population genetics; the question of human "race" and "racial" distinctions; and the laws of synthetic evolution. At the end of the term we will consider possible scenarios for the future of the human species, both biologically and culturally, based on projections of current trends, policies, and world views. This course concerns the human past, where we originated, and the phases we went through on the path to our modern forms in terms of both biological and cultural evolution. As a result of taking this course, you should be able to: 1. construct the human family tree and show our relationship to our nearest animal relatives;

63. Physical Anthropology Physical AnthropologyOfficial Newsletter of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists-www.physanth.org University of Arkansas, Old Main 330, Fayetteville, AR, 72701 http://www.profleeberger.com/files/fossilaccess.pdf

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