paleoanthropology

One interesting application of this sort of thing, I suppose, might be in paleoanthropology.

Choosing To Evolve

The history of paleoanthropology, which is supposed to be the focus in addition to the paleontology, is indeed a topic worthy of a History Channel documentary.

A TV show that might not suck - The Panda's Thumb

But he does write on many anthropological topics as well, such as paleoanthropology - one of my favorite topics!

Anthropology.net

ends such as paleoanthropology, phylogenetics and natural history.

ScienceBlogs Channel : Life Science

Like science fiction, he writes, prehistoric fiction extrapolates from scientific discourse, in this case paleoanthropology.

Cave Man Stories

Not surprisingly, Dean Falk settles on these two episodes, in "The Fossil Chronicles," to illustrate the highly contentious nature of paleoanthropology.

Bones That Tell a Tale

But Ms. Falk has brought the subjects together with a personal touch, producing an appealing narrative that compares an old debate (the Taung child) with a newer one (hobbits) to gauge how much—or how little—paleoanthropology has changed in the past century.

Bones That Tell a Tale

In the annals of paleoanthropology—the study of ancient humans—two disputes stand out: the discovery of the "Taung child" in 1925 and the revelation in 2004 of fossil "hobbits" on Flores Island in Indonesia.

Bones That Tell a Tale

The compressed history of Ethiopia that made up the first part of the exhibit felt tacked on ( "okay, we'll let you take this unique artifact on the road, but you have to tell something about our country"), the hands-on section in the middle on the practice of paleoanthropology and the structure of

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But rather in the sense of seeing how the notion can be reconciled with modern science, specifically with modern paleoanthropology the study of human origins.

Michael Ruse: Original Sin, Evolution and Human Origins