A Companion to Biological Anthropology 2nd Edition

Capture a deeper understanding of humanity with A Companion to Biological Anthropology 2nd Edition by Clark Spencer Larsen, an essential resource for students, instructors, and researchers in biological anthropology, human evolution, and forensic and bioarchaeological studies.

This revised edition brings the field to life with clear explanations of evolutionary theory, primate behavior, the fossil record, human osteology, growth and development, paleopathology, and biocultural approaches to health. Clark Spencer Larsen—an internationally respected scholar—guides readers through contemporary methods and landmark discoveries, making complex topics accessible without sacrificing academic rigor. Ideal for university courses across North America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and beyond, the book bridges regional case studies with global perspectives to reflect the worldwide nature of anthropological research.

Readers will appreciate the book’s balanced mix of theory, empirical evidence, and practical insight: thoughtful summaries, comparative analyses, and discussions of how environment, diet, and disease have shaped human populations through time. Whether you’re preparing for coursework, designing field research, or seeking a dependable reference for lectures and exam prep, this edition delivers authoritative content in a readable format.

Engaging, up-to-date, and grounded in real-world examples, A Companion to Biological Anthropology 2nd Edition is the go-to companion for anyone serious about understanding human biological diversity and evolution. Expand your classroom, lab, or personal library with a volume that speaks to a global audience of learners and professionals. Order now to bring clarity and depth to your study of biological anthropology.

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