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- 'Race,' typological characterization of human variation-dominant theme in physical anthropology
- Eighteenth and nineteenth-century origins of physical anthropology
- Franz Boas's studies, as basis for modern growth investigations
- History of biological anthropology
- Physical (or biological) anthropology and exploration of human origins and human variation
- Physical anthropology as a profession
- Physical anthropology-studies of anatomy, craniology, skeletal biology, human origins and race
- Samuel Stanhope Smith (1751-1819), closely linked to physical anthropology
- Thomas Huxley's book Evidence as to Man's Place in Nature (1863)-first text in physical anthropology
- Twenty-first century, contemporary trends and approaches
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Little, M. A., & Sussman, R. W. (2010). History of Biological Anthropology. In A Companion to Biological Anthropology (pp. 13–38). Wiley-Blackwell. https://doi.org/10.1002/9781444320039.ch1
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