Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Anthropology - Biological Anthropology] From Colorado State University

Biological anthropologists continue to cross traditional disciplinary boundaries and interact with both the physical and natural sciences, including biology, anatomy, genetics, chemistry, biometry, or endocrinology as well as the social sciences.?The?Anthropology -? Biological Anthropology program is offered at .

The expertise of existing faculty in Biological Anthropology at CSU includes:

• Human skeletal biology
• Evolutionary theory
• Neanderthal paleobiology and paleobiogeography
• Dental anthropology
• Public Health
• Early hominid feeding ecology
• Taphonomy
• Plio-Pleistocene Africa
• Pleistocene Asia

Special resources include the Paleoanthropology and Zooarchaeology lab, the Human Origins Lab and the Bioanthropology Lab. Existing faculty also have geographic foci significant to their research. Research areas include Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Tanzania, and Mexico.