Explore human evolutionary history through the human fossil, archaeological and genetic records.
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Explore human evolutionary history through the human fossil, archaeological and genetic records.
--An Introduction to Anth 207.00
--Anthropology and the questions we ask
--What is evolution?
--The basic forces of evolutionary change
--Evolution in action
--Thought question for the weekend
--The place of humans in the primate world
--Ape and Human Anatomy
-- Ape and Human Skeletal Anatomy
--Ape and Human Life History
--Ape and Human Behavior
--Apes and Humans: Review exercises
--Thought question for the weekend
--What is a fossil?
--Dating the fossil record
--Virtual Excavation: "Gone digging"
--What is it? Identifying function from fossils
--What is it? Categorizing biological variation in fossils
--Establishing normality
--Thought question for the weekend
--The Miocene soup: The age of apes
--What makes a hominin a hominin?
--Primate dentition
--The earliest possible hominins
--Early hominins: review
--Obligate bipedality and the earliest Australopithecines
--All about "Lucy"
--Australopithecus afarensis
--Locomotor anatomy
--Australopithecine biology
-- Early Australopithecine: Review
--The original Australopithecine - Australopithecus africanus
--Australopithecine behavior
-- Lab: Sexual dimorphism in the Australopithecines
--The newest Australopithecine - Australopithecus sediba
--Review: Australopithecines as the missing link
--Evolutionary theory, early hominins, and the Australopithecines
--The beginning of a new lineage? - The Robust Australopithecines
--Prioritizing mastication - A. robust and A. boisei
--East vs. South, Species vs. Genera
--Lab - Masticatory divergence
--Specialization and the end of a lineage
--The beginning of our lineage
--A new adaptive plan: early Homo ecology
--The chicken and the egg: Brain, tools, and diet
--The fossil evidence for early Homo
--Multiple or single lineages?
--Fossil review
--Thought question for the weekend
--Homo erectus
--Life in the Pleistocene
--Lab: Archaeology and behavior
--Regional variation
--Culture, cognition, and human evolution
--Fossil Review: Homo erectus
--Defining modernity
--Pre-modern humans in a changing world
--Evolution and culture
--The Neandertals
--Lab: geometric morphometrics
--Pre-modern review
--Genetics and human origins
--Replacement or admixture?
--Behavioral "revolutions"
--What is the human species?
--Modern human fossil review
--Evolution did not stop: The strange case of H. florisiensis
--Evolution did not stop: Population expansion and evolutionary acceleration
--Lab: Genetics of modern human origins
--Evolution did not stop: Intensification and domestication
--Evolutionary perspectives on the present
--Post-Pleistocene review
亚当姆范艾斯戴尔是韦尔斯利学院人类学系助理教授。他是一个生物人类学家,古人类学方向。他的主要研究领域是在更新世初期智人的起源和扩大足迹,及其在200万年中建立的进化方式。这项研究包括主要化石材料的研究和分析,以及来自于考古学和人类遗传学研究的数据的整合。几十年以来,Adam参与了多项田野工作,包括德马尼西的旧石器时代遗址,格鲁吉亚,距今约180万年,非洲以外的最早的古人类化石现场。在不做人类学工作的时候,亚当是一个繁忙的爸爸和热情的棒球迷。