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| 4 sub fields of anthropology |
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| physical, archaeology, linguistic, ethnology |
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| 4 sub fields of Physical Anthropology |
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| Physical, Pale, Primatology, Forensic |
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| archaeology, prehistoric, historic, classical |
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| Studies human evolution, physiology, and variations. Related to biology and physical sciences |
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| studies the links between modern humans and their extinct ancestors |
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| studies primates, a primate is a member of the biological order primates “prime, first rank”, the group that contains lemurs, lorisids, galagos, tarsiers, monkeys, and apes (includes greap apes and humans) |
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| Includes the identification of human remains for legal purposes |
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| THE STUDY OF THE HUMAN LANGUAGE |
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| STUDIES THE ETYMOLOGY AND HISTORICAL RELATIONSHIPS OF LANGUAGES |
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| STUDIES THE STRUCTURE OF LANGUAGE, PHONETIC PHONEMIC, SEMANTIC, AND MORPHOLOGICAL |
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| STUDIES THE RELATION BETWEEN LANGUAGE AND BEHAVIOR |
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| STUDIES CULTURES OF THE WORLD FROM A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE |
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| A DESCRIPTION OF A CULTURE, IN WRITING AND FILM, BASED ON FIELDWORD, PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION, THE GENEALOGICAL METHOD OF AND INTERVIEWS WILL WELL-INFORMED REPRESENTATIVE OF THE GROUP. |
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| THE FIRST STORY EVER DONE WITH NEWLY CONTRACTED GROUPS |
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| THE STUDY OF AN INDIVIDUALS LIFE |
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| The study of the changes that occur when two cultures come into lasting contact |
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| STUDY OF A PARTICULAR COMMUNITY |
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| The study of institution such as businesses or universities |
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| The studies of a culture within a culture. Urban and rural subcultures are common examples(truck drivers) |
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