Major Characteristics of Modern Physical Anthropology #1 - #6.

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Major Characteristics of Modern Physical Anthropology #1 - #6

... or how to make sense out of Ch. 2 and Ch. 3 of the text...

Major Periods in the History of Physical Anthropology “Pre-Scientific Period” (to 1859) Period of Evolutionism and Concern over Races ( ca. 1940) The Period Since WW II

1.Increased interest in the behavior of apes and monkeys, particularly field studies Modern Physical Anthropology

difficult terms

ethology – scientific study of the social behavior of animals, especially in their natural environments Glossary

ethnology – comparative study of cultures Glossary

primatology – scientific study of the social behavior of primates, especially apes and monkeys Glossary

primatologist – one who studies the behavior and social lives of chimpanzees, gorillas, monkeys, etc. –e.g., Jane Goodall –Diane Fossy –Birute Galdikas-Brindamour Glossary

primatologist e.g., Jane Goodall Glossary

Jane Goodall

Glossary primatologist e.g., Diane Fossy

Dian Fossy

Glossary primatologist e.g., Birute Galdikas - Brindamour

Modern Physical Anthropology 2.Shift of Emphasis from measurement and classification toward a concern with the influence of genetics on stability and variation in human populations

Brace, The Stages of Human Evolution, 3rd Ed., Prentice-Hall, 1988, p. 25.

Hrdlička, Aleš. “Anthropology of the Chippewa.” (1916). In Holmes Anniversary Volume, F. W. Hodge (ed.). Washington: G. W. Bryan, pp. 198 – 227.

2.Shift of Emphasis from measurement and classification toward a concern with the influence of genetics on stability and variation in human populations Modern Physical Anthropology

things are inherited as “particles” chromosomes DNA particulate inheritance Glossary

A model of a human chromosome Understanding Humans, 10 th ed., p. 76

genotype phenotype Basic Concepts

Understanding Humans, 10 th ed., p. 53 Punnett square representing possible genotypes and phenotypes gametes are “reproductive cells (eggs and sperm in animals) developed from precursor cells in ovaries and testes”

Punnett square representing possible genotypes and phenotypes Understanding Humans, 10 th ed., p. 53

Punnett square representing possible genotypes and phenotypes Understanding Humans, 10 th ed., p. 53

Punnett square representing possible genotypes and phenotypes Understanding Humans, 10 th ed., p. 53

Understanding Humans, 10 th ed., p. 52

genotype phenotype Basic Concepts

genotype phenotype Basic Concepts

Understanding Humans, 10 th ed., p. 76 “Some examples of phenotypic variation among Africans.” San (South African)

“Some examples of phenotypic variation among Africans.” San (South African) Understanding Humans, 10 th ed., p. 76

genotype phenotype Basic Concepts

Understanding Humans, 10 th ed., p. 45

3.Work on blood studies, blood typing... Modern Physical Anthropology

Understanding Humans, 10 th ed., p. 57 (a) Shows “the discontinuous Distribution of a Mendelian trait (ABO blood type) in a theoretical population....”

“ABO blood group system. Distribution of the B allele in the indigenous populations of the world.” (After Mourant et al., 1976.) Understanding Humans, 10 th ed., p. 57

sickle cell anemia frequencies

Understanding Humans, 10 th ed., p. 68 “Distribution of the sickle-cell allele in the Old World.”

4.Work on dietary influences on body composition, nutrition and health Modern Physical Anthropology

Understanding Humans, 10 th ed., p. 8 Kathleen Galvin measures upper arm circumference of a young Maasai boy in Tanania.

5.Work on the effects of things like differing muscle stress on body shape human morphology Modern Physical Anthropology

Why do children adopted at a very young age often end up looking like their adoptive parent(s)? Modern Physical Anthropology

news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/ stm

Casey and Penny Roufs 27 September 2007

Casey and Tim Roufs 27

Campbell, Humankind Emerging, 8 th ed., p. 369

This process is unintentional, and occurs by imitation But in other situations body modification is intentional... Modern Physical Anthropology

halfmoon.org Koskimo (Kwakiutl) woman Mayan head deformation

Nurture or Nature?

6.Work on genetic processes as they determine morphology and other things... Modern Physical Anthropology

7.Work on effects of culture as it influences human breeding patterns NEXT NEXT : Modern Physical Anthropology