anthropologic in English
adjective
pertaining to anthropology (study of the development of the human race)
Use "anthropologic" in a sentence
1. Recent genetic and anthropologic studies suggest that the Australoid people are in fact a mix of two ancient distinct population groups.
2. Can be understood in the context of Apollonistic cultural-anthropologic code: “sovereignty is not an entity, but there is constantly conquered distance concerning oneself” [4, p
3. Reasoning governs the careful estimation of prospects and is applied to the following areas of interest: The importance of history in surgery, the neceBity of supervised studies, operative training, instructing young surgeons, rotation, aBeBment of position, anthropologic nosology and surgical consequences, aBistance in decisions about surgical work, the kind and function of linguistics in medicine and surgery, and the relationships between surgical colleagues.