• Biological Anthropology: Unraveling the Natural History of Humankind (4th Edition)

• Comprehensive exploration of human evolution, genetics, and adaptation.
• Covers primate behavior, fossil records, and human variation.
• Explores the interplay between biology and culture.
• Includes up-to-date research and case studies.
• Examines human adaptation to different environments, including health, disease, and nutrition.

Biological Anthropology: Unraveling the Natural History of Humankind (4th Edition) offers a comprehensive and engaging introduction to biological anthropology. Delve into human evolutionary history, primate relatives, the fossil record, and the genetic basis of human variation. Explore human adaptation to diverse environments, covering nutrition, health, and disease. Integrating research and real-world examples, this edition provides a thorough understanding of the biological and cultural forces shaping the human species. Essential reading for students and anyone interested in the science of being human.