Human Biology: An Evolutionary and Biocultural Perspective
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Theory in Human Biology: Evolution, Ecology, Adaptability, and Variation (R. Huss-Ashmore).
History of Human Biology in the United States of America (F. Johnston & M. Little).
An Introduction to Genetics (M. Weiss).
Genetics, Geography, and Human Variation (D. O'Rourke).
Quantitative Variation and Genetics (L. Konigsberg).
Human Adaptation to Climate: Temperature, Ultraviolet Radiation, and Altitude (C. Beall & A. Steegmann).
Epidemiology of Human Disease (L. Sattenspiel).
Human Adaptations to Infectious Disease (F. Jackson).
Human Nutritional Evolution (W. Leonard).
Work and Energetics (S. Ulijaszek).
Evolution of the Human Life Cycle (B. Bogin & B. Smith).
Growth Variation: Biological and Cultural Factors (S. Stinson).
Aging, Senescence, and Human Variation (G. Harper & D. Crews).
Demography (T. Gage).
Population Growth and Fertility Regulation (P. Ellison & M. O'Rourke).
Glossary.
Index.
History of Human Biology in the United States of America (F. Johnston & M. Little).
An Introduction to Genetics (M. Weiss).
Genetics, Geography, and Human Variation (D. O'Rourke).
Quantitative Variation and Genetics (L. Konigsberg).
Human Adaptation to Climate: Temperature, Ultraviolet Radiation, and Altitude (C. Beall & A. Steegmann).
Epidemiology of Human Disease (L. Sattenspiel).
Human Adaptations to Infectious Disease (F. Jackson).
Human Nutritional Evolution (W. Leonard).
Work and Energetics (S. Ulijaszek).
Evolution of the Human Life Cycle (B. Bogin & B. Smith).
Growth Variation: Biological and Cultural Factors (S. Stinson).
Aging, Senescence, and Human Variation (G. Harper & D. Crews).
Demography (T. Gage).
Population Growth and Fertility Regulation (P. Ellison & M. O'Rourke).
Glossary.
Index.
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"Members of the Human Biology Associate team up to provide an introduction to the field for graduate and advanced undergraduate students and other scholars with an interest in the human sciences." (SciTech Book News, December 2000)
"I recommend Human Biology for use in advanced undergraduate and graduate courses and certainly see it as a welcome addition to my library." (American Journal of Human Biology, Vol. 13, No .6, November/December 2001)
"I recommend Human Biology for use in advanced undergraduate and graduate courses and certainly see it as a welcome addition to my library." (American Journal of Human Biology, Vol. 13, No .6, November/December 2001)
