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ANTH 3133 - Human Origins

Explores the evidence for human evolution and diversification in the past. Models of the ancestry of man and the evolution of human characteristics are developed. Chronological, morphological, and cultural contexts of fossil forms are presented and evaluated. Prerequisite: Anth 2033.

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Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology

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