TTC - The Great Courses - Biological Anthropology An Evolutionary Perspective [Course No. 1573]

TTC - The Great Courses - Biological Anthropology An Evolutionary Perspective [Course No. 1573]3.6 GB
- 04. Matter Arising—New Species.avi150.7 MB
- 01. What is Biological Anthropology.avi150.7 MB
- 02. How Evolution Works.avi150.7 MB
- 03. The Debate Over Evolution.avi150.7 MB
- 00. Introduction.avi51.3 MB
- 05. Prosimians, Monkeys, and Apes.avi150.7 MB
- 06. Monkey and Ape Social Behavior.avi150.7 MB
- 07. The Mind of the Great Ape.avi149.2 MB
- 08. Models for Human Ancestors.avi149.2 MB
- 09. Introducing the Hominids.avi149.1 MB
- 10. Lucy and Company.avi149.2 MB
- 11. Stones and Bones.avi149.2 MB
- 12. Out of Africa.avi149.9 MB
- 13. Who Were the Neandertals.avi148.5 MB
- 14. Did Hunting Make Us Human.avi148.4 MB
- 15. The Prehistory of Gender.avi148.5 MB
- 16. Modern Human Anatomy and Behavior.avi148.6 MB
- 17. On the Origins of Homo sapiens.avi148.5 MB
- 18. Language.avi148.6 MB
- 19. Do Human Races Exist.avi148.6 MB
- 20. Modern Human Variation.avi148.5 MB
- 21. Body Fat, Diet, and Obesity.avi148.5 MB
- 22. The Body and Mind Evolving.avi148.4 MB
- 23. Tyranny of the Gene.avi148.6 MB
- 24. Evolution and Our Future.avi149.6 MB
- Torrent_downloaded_from_Demonoid_-_www.demonoid.pw_.txt59.0 B
- TTC - Barbara J. King - Biological Anthropology Guidebook 1.pdf8.8 MB
- TTC - Barbara J. King - Biological Anthropology Guidebook 2.pdf9.6 MB