How can the biocultural perspective help anthropologists and other scientists understand human behavior and evolution? What are some ways that the biocultural perspective has been used to study either early hominins or modern humans (paleontologically, ar.
How can the biocultural perspective help anthropologists and other scientists understand human behavior and evolution? What are some ways that the biocultural perspective has been used to study either early hominins or modern humans (paleontologically, archaeologically, or forensically)? In other words, give examples of how the biocultural perspective is used to understand humans by looking at different case studies. What unique perspectives does this approach provide for understanding the expression of traits or the risk of disease? -5 pages, double spaced. Make sure that the settings match what I’ve written down. 12pt Times New Roman font Include page numbers on each page. Follow APA formatting but do not include an abstract. Make sure the first page is either a cover page with all of the basic information (name, course ID, date) or put this information at the top left of the first page with your paper text. The first page and bibliography pages do not count towards the page limit. If you include diagrams or images, these do not count towards you page limit. References cited within the text are in parentheses at the end of the statement with author and year (example: Jurmain et al., 2017) *note the et al. at the end means there are more than two authors. You list the first author’s last name and they year. If you incldue a page number in your in-text citations, format as follows (Cook, 2000:25). References cited at the end in the bibliography include the full reference for everything cited within the text. Do not include references in your bibliography that are not referenced within the text. If you include something directly from one of the lectures, be sure to reference it as noted below. You will need to have 5 academic/peer reviewed sources. One of these sources can be from required in-class text (articles or textbook you were required to read). However, the other four must be additional sources. No Wikipedia or unreliable sources. Statements made from lectures are counted as additional sources and do not count towards the additional 4 sources you must provide.
