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Introduction to Physical Anthropology

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Applauded for its outstanding art program and engaging writing style, this text is praised by instructors and students alike, and continues to set the standard for a market-leading Physical Anthropology textbook. It provides a current and accessible synthesis of the core concepts and latest developments in the field of Physical Anthropology. It presents a balanced and thorough introduction to field using helpful tables, charts, boxed inserts, photo essays, multimedia, and an engaging writing style to bring the study of Physical Anthropology to life for today's students.

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