Anthropology
Purdue University News -- Eat Meat
Eat meat. That's the dietary advice given by a team of scientists who examined the dietary role of fat in a study that combined nutritional analysis with anthropologic research about the diets of ancient hunter-gatherer societies.
The Late Role of Grains and Legumes in the Human Diet, by Loren Cordain, Ph.D
The foods that humanity originally evolved to eat and those we now eat in modern civilization are in many cases significantly different--yet our basic underlying genetic inheritance remains basically the same as it was before, and has evolved only very slightly since then
Published abstracts and articles by Dr. Loren Cordain and his colleagues
This resource contains more than 40 peer-reviewed, published research reports
What Does It Mean To Be Human?
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History is committed to expanding the public understanding of human evolution
The Biological Anthropology Web
Created in April 1998 as the "Virtual Department of Biological Anthropology," the BioAnth website was established as a forum for information on and discussion of topics related to broadly defined aspects of biological and cultural human variation and adaptation
Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Biology
The Max-Planck-Institute of Evolutionary Biology consists currently of two departments, Evolutionary Ecology and Evolutionary Genetics, which employ a variety of methods and approaches to do basic research in evolutionary biology
200 Health/Nutrition Essays
To read more on nutrition, health and disease, go to:
There you will find short essays with substantiating links to scientific sources and additional commentary. Subscribers to the SGFM newsletter are notified about additional postings to the "Columns" section as they occur.
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