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ANT 331 - 21st Century Foragers: Behavior, Ecology and Change

Credits: 3
Prerequisite: ANT 210  or ANT 206 . Humans have spent more than 95% of their time on earth as hunter gatherers. The purpose of this course is to examine the range of variation in forager groups in the 21st century. Using human behavioral ecology, we examine questions about human decision-making and behavioral plasticity in ecology and evolutionary contexts.


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