Physical Anthropology 12th Edition by Philip Stein-Test Bank

Physical Anthropology, has undergone a comprehensive revision and upgrade to showcase the most recent research, fossil discoveries, and advancements in the field of physical anthropology. This vibrant textbook delves into human evolution and biology using visuals, diagrams, and an examination of insights gleaned from anthropologists. Learners of this publication will appreciate the evolving connection between individuals and their surroundings over time, acquiring the competencies required to dispel the fallacies and misunderstandings surrounding evolutionary theory.

CHAPTER 1: Exploring the Essence of Humankind
CHAPTER 2: Hereditary Examination
CHAPTER 3: Contemporary Human Genetics Study
CHAPTER 4: Genetic Population Analysis
CHAPTER 5: Natural Selection and The Origin of Species
CHAPTER 6: Humanity’s Position in the Ecosystem
CHAPTER 7: The Primate Species Alive Today
CHAPTER 8: Comparative Assessment: Body Structure and Genetic Traits
CHAPTER 9: Behavior of Nonhuman Primates
CHAPTER 10: Human Conduct Through a Lens
CHAPTER 11: Unraveling the Historical Record
CHAPTER 12: The Initial Primate Fossil Traces And The Emergence Of the Hominids
CHAPTER 13: Early Hominids Findings
CHAPTER 14: Ancient Varieties Of Homo Genus
CHAPTER 15: The Progression Of Homo Sapiens
CHAPTER 16: Biological Characteristics Of Contemporary Homo Sapiens
CHAPTER 17: Human Diversity Examination
CHAPTER 18: The Present-Day Global Scenario