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New Biological Anthropology Lesson: Evolution

3/29/2017

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by Kelsey Kennedy

Anthropology and Biological Sciences

One of our most important biological anthropology lessons, evolution, is now up and running. This week, we taught students at Arcadia about natural selection, mutation, gene flow, and genetic drift. 

We challenged the students to create adaptations for existing animals in a new environment. You can access the lesson and activity page by clicking here.
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