Student Learning Outcomes

• Students will be able to categorize primate behavior and compare behavior among species.
• Students will be able to identify primates and make taxonomic assignments using cladistic analysis.
• Students will be able to determine sex, estimate age and stature, assess population affinity, and identify pathology and trauma of human skeletal remains.
• Students will be able to measure body fat, identify human traits, identify human bones, locate anthropometric measurement points, and make measurements.
• Students will be able to construct family pedigrees tracing inherited diseases.
• Students will be able to analyze genetic data from populations; use the Hardy-Weinberg formula; calculate chi square; and establish selection coefficients and relative fitness.
• Students will be able to solve problems in Mendelian genetics.
• Students will be able to identify, observe, measure, and construct phylogenetic inferences from hominid fossils.
• Students will be able to identify, observe, measure, and construct phylogenetic inferences of primate fossils.
• Students will be able to observe and measure primate dentition, make taxonomic and dietary inferences, observe primate skeletons and construct locomotion inferences.