We have all heard that humans are better than other animals because of our big brains, but is that really true? Mammals have an average...

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Anthropology, Biological Anthropology, Archaeology, Cultural Anthropology, Linguistic Anthropology Ciao! 你好! Bonjour! Hallo! Those are...

Hi everyone! I recently came across a fascinating article called “Stable Isotope Analysis in Biological Anthropology” by Marissa Mowers in Girls in Stem Magazine  and wanted to share it with you all!  For bioarcheologists and primatologists, stable isotope analysis is a useful practice that uses analytical chemistry techniques to reconstruct life histories and diets when analyzing human and non-human primate recovered remains based on the assumption that the isotopic composit