ANTH 38 Human Behavioral Ecology

The human condition is characterized by immense biological and behavioral variation. The extent to which such variation is adaptive is topic a great importance and controversy. Current research in the field of human behavioral ecology reflects a growing interaction between the social and biological sciences. The objectives of this course are to critically examine the origin and development of this discipline and to survey the physiological and behavioral ways that humans interact with their environment. 

Instructor

Dominy

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:SCI

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Department-Specific Course Categories

BIOL