Anthropology

[Britney]

The science of the structure and functions of the
human body.

[Michiko]

The scientific study of culture, with the goal of understanding the roots of human and non-human cultural behavior through a study of present and past human cultures, human biology, and the biology and culture of [humanitys] genetic relatives.
Anthropology is broken up into five main branches: Cultural Anthropology, which studies existing human cultures; Arcaheology, which studies human cultures in the past; Linguistics, which studies the development of [human language]; Physical ([Forensic]) Anthropology, which stuides human biology; and Primatology, which studies primates and their cultures, humans closest genetic. relatives .

[Cami]

The cultural and physical [scientific] study of humankind [indiscriminate] of time, place and race in an attempt to [explain] the origin of humankind.

[Agnes]

A [fascinating] subject of humanity. Unfortunately, however, humans who study this usually have absolutely [no job] and are greatly swallowed in [debt].

[Gregory]

The study of human societies and cultures and their development.

[Michiko]

The unnecessary [bastard child] of biology and [sociology] with a touch of [linguistics].

[Marquetta]

[Sociology] for [the long] since [deceased].