Anthropology is:
a. The study of past human behavior.
b. The study of all aspects of humankind.
c. The study of humans as biological organisms.
d. The study of humans as cultural organisms.
e. The study of present day cultures.
Question 2
Many disciplines are involved in the study of humanity. What makes anthropology unique from other disciplines that study humans?
a. Anthropology argues that the best understanding of the human condition comes from a global, comparative, and holistic perspective.
b. Anthropology examines only one aspect of the human condition, but does so in great detail.
c. Anthropology examines the social and cultural aspects of humanity, but leaves the biological aspect of humans to other disciplines.
d. Anthropology focuses only on exotic peoples and cultures, while other disciplines are more apt to study American or European society.
e. Anthropology is the main way to know the ways people today are better than people in the past.
The human embryo
Fetal development of human
The amino acid sequences of whale myoglobin and the α and β chains of human hemoglobin
A human karyotype.
The human digestive system
Plot showing the number of genes on each human chromosome