Re: BIOMEDICAL ANTHRO TEXTS

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This a tall order!! The closest single text I can think of is Harrison et al.,
<<Human Biology>>, which you could supplement with readings in work phys and
a more up-to-date review article on human evolution (Pilbeam's otherwise
creditable section in HB being somewhat dated).

Good luck, and please do post a summary of the suggestions you receive to the
List. I'm sure there are others who would love to know if such a book (or
two) exist(s).

Ken Jacobs
anthropologie
U de Montreal jacobsk@ere.umontreal.ca

>
> I WILL BE TEACHING A HUMAN ADAPTATION COURSE FOR THE FIRST TIME ON OUR CAMPUS
> THIS SPRING, AND AM SEARCHING FOR A TEXTBOOK FOR AN UPPER DIVISION COURSE THAT
> COVERS BOTH PALEOANTHROPOLOGY AND BIOMEDICAL/CONTEMPORARY HUMAN DIVERSITY. I
> WOULD SETTLE FOR A RECENT BOOK ON BIOMEDICAL STUFF TO PAIR WITH ONE ON
> PALEOANTHRO, IF I COULD FIND ONE THAT DEALT WITH EPIDEMIOLOGY, DEMOGRAPHY, WORK
> PHYSIOLOG, HEAT/COLD/HIGH ALTITUDE ADAPTATION, ETC. I'D BE GRATEFUL FOR
> SUGGESTIONS!
>
> SEARCHINGLY,
> KIM MARTIN
> BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
> UNIVERSITY OF LA VERNE, CA
> MARTINK@ULVACS.ULAVERNE.EDU
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