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ANTH 109
Ecological and Evolutionary Approaches to Anthropology
Survey of anthropological research regarding the relationships between human behavior, ecology, and evolution. Reviews historic development of research in this field, and contrasts approaches based in ecological and evolutionary theory. Reviews and evaluates of case studies. Topics include hunter-gatherer and hominid economy and social organization, foraging theory, work effort, population growth and regulation, origins of agriculture, warfare, ritual and resource conservation, and origins of complex society.
Units: 3.0
Prerequisites:
ANTH 003 - Introduction to Archaeology