ANTH 40 Human Functional Anatomy

Anatomy is a science of nomenclature; it provides a universal language for understanding how and why form supports function. Such a biomechanical conceptual framework can inform our understanding of human biology. Yet the anatomical novelties that characterize modern humans are best appreciated when contextualized against living nonhuman primates and the hominin fossil record. Student grades will be based on a mastery of concepts from lectures and labs featuring cadavers, skeletal materials, models, and casts. 

Instructor

Dominy

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:SLA

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Department-Specific Course Categories

BIOL

Offered

• Fall