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ANTH& 100, Survey of Anthropology with Ashley Pickard: Biological Anthropology
Explore these resources on Biological Anthropology to learn more, get topic ideas, and find resources for your project. Interested in a topic not covered? Email Haley for suggested resources.
Zoom in on the branch of the Tree of Life that gave rise to our species. Fossil discoveries and insights from DNA have led researchers to abandon the iconic image of a linear progression from hunched apes to upright humans. In its place is a much more intertwined tree for humans and their closest living and extinct relatives, including Neanderthals and the recently discovered Denisovans.
