ANTH 50.63 Stable Isotope Ecology

Atoms form all elements on Earth, which can be used to explore the ecology of species throughout time. We will learn the foundations in chemistry that dictate what a stable isotope is, and then we will explore traditional and non-traditional methods of stable isotope analysis, framed within examples of how these methods are applied in biological anthropology.

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Anthropology