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Have you ever wondered how human evolution took place? Who were the first humans that walked this planet? Why are there so few non-human primates outside the equator? Have you ever considered how intrabreeding has shaped human evolution? This course will focus on the fundamental concepts of anthropology, comparative anatomy...

ANTH 1125 U.S. Health Care in Anthropological and Historical Perspective Paige Edmiston, PhD Candidate, Cultural Anthropology Summer Session A | June 3 – July 5 Meets Remotely | M-F 2:50-4:25pm What it is like to be a patient or health worker in the U.S. health system today? How is medical...

ANTH-3000-581 Primate Behavior INSTRUCTOR: Griëtte van der Heide CONTACT INFO: griette.vanderheide@colorado.edu COURSE NUMBER: ANTH-3000-581 MEETING TIME: Online Asynchronous COURSE OVERVIEW Nonhuman primates are our closest living relatives, and no other group of mammals can remind us of ourselves the way nonhuman primates do. We will start this course by examining...