Perspectives in Human Biology
Series Editor: Charles E Oxnard
Perspectives in Human Biology publishes within-discipline and
across-discipline integrative investigations and reviews which foster
an understanding of the complex, holistic nature of the human
condition. Human biology is viewed as encompassing: human evolution
and variation, functional morphology and behaviour, and health and
disease, with special emphasis on the biological underpinnings of, and
implications for, the social and ecological conditions of
humankind.
To contribute to this book series, contact editor@worldscientific.com
Published titles
Vol. 1
Perspectives in Human Biology
Genes, Ethnicity and Ageing
edited by L H Schmitt & L Freedman
Vol. 2
Perspectives in Human Biology
Humans in the Australasian Region
edited by E Rousham & L Freedman
Vol. 3
Human Adaptability: Future Trends and Lessons from the Past
edited by C Oxnard & L Freedman
