Human Biology: An Evolutionary and Biocultural Perspective

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Review: "I have had difficulty explaining the difference between biological anthropology and physical anthropology to my colleagues and students. This book will make it easier." --Wenda Trevathan, Ph.D., New Mexico State University

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Summary: Very well done
Review: "I like the integration of classic literature or citations to give an historical perspective on issues. The presentation of contemporary issues and clear critiques of the current data and interpretations are very well done. Another strength of this book is the good use of tables, graphs and figures. They really enhance the text materials." --Leslie Sue Lieberman, University of Florida

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Summary: A much needed text
Review: "The Stinson et al. is an excellent, up to date review of human biology. It serves to integrate the field in a factual and imaginative manner, and thus serves as a much needed text to present the potential of human biology to undergraduates and beginning graduate students." -- R. Brooke Thomas, University of Massachusetts