#human genetics
- Anthropobiology — An interdisciplinary branch of biological and anthropological sciences dealing with the study of man as a biological entity, analyzing anatomical evolution, genetic variations, physiological adaptability to different environments, heredity, and biological correlations between human races and populations in historical and ecological contexts.
- Anthropogenetic — Pertaining to anthropogenesis or to the origin, formation, and biological and cultural evolution of the human species; characteristic of the transformation process of hominids into modern humans. In modern genetics, the term describes the study of hereditary markers and mutations that allowed the structural differentiation of the genus Homo from other higher primates.