Anth 3234: Genes, Health, and Human History
Instructors: Alan Rogers
This course will use human genes to study health and history. Through
genetic data, we will see how human populations have grown, moved, and
mixed. We will also see how humans have adapted to a changing
environment, with results that are sometimes beneficial and sometimes
unfortunate. The first part of the course provides background on
evolution, the second uses genes to study history, and the last deals
with adaptive and maladaptive consequences of evolution.
- Syllabus [19 October 2021 20:45:57.]
- Lectures and readings
- Glossary [09 September 2021 15:23:53.]
- Study guides
- Exam 1 [23 February 2018 14:31:00.]
- Exam 2 [26 April 2018 01:36:36.]
- Grading curve
- Extra credit assignment