Lecture 11

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1350 B.C.

Ancient Egyptians classified humans based on skin color

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Linnaeus 1738

Saw diversity is plants & animals

- classified humans into similar categories

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Linnaeus 4 classified groups based on geography

H. Sapiens Americanus

H. Sapiens Asiaticus

H. Sapiens Africanus

H. Sapiens Europeaus

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H. Sapiens Americanus

Native American males were red, had black hair & sparse beards, were stubborn;prone to anger; “free” & were governed by tradition. Inferior & uncivilized, compared to Europeans (like Linnaeus).

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H. Sapiens Asiaticus

Male Aisan (yellowish, melancholy, endowed with black hair and brown eyes severe, conceited and stingy).He puts on loose clothing He is governed by opinion

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H. Sapiens africanus

male of subset, recognized by skin tone, face structure, curly hair, cunning, passive, inattentive, ruled by impulse.

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H. Sapiens Europeaus

changeable, clever, and inventive. He wears tight clothing, He is governed by laws”

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Blumenbach 1775

Instead of skin color he related skull shape to racial classification.

- he placed a skull between his feet and gazed down onto it.

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Blumenbach method of evaluation he divided humans into 5 racials groups:

Caucasian

- Mongolian

- Ethiopian

- American

- Malayan

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Caucasians physical Indicators

Fairness” & relatively high brows of “Caucasians” were physical indicators of higher intelligence & more generous spirit.

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Mondgolians physical indicators

Epicanthis folds around eyes of “Mondgolians” and slightly sallow outer epidermal layer indicated their supposedl crafty, literal

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Ethiopians physical indicators

dark skin & relatively sloping craniums of “ethiopians” were taken as wholesale proof of a closer genetic proximity to the non human primates.

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Biological Determinism

attrivtues such as intelligence, values, morals and even economic & social differences were determined by biological/genetic factors.

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Retzius 1842

19th and 20th century people were trying to classify humans & determine racial types.

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What did Anders Retzius, Swedish Anatomist develop?

cephalic index which descrivbes the head shape to categorie people into racial groups.

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method called craniometry

physical measurements of the skull

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Cehphalic index was derived by

dividing the masimun breadth of the head by the maximum length & multiplying it by 100.

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Retzius 3 different head types

Dolichocephalic: index less than 75- long narrow heads

- Brachycephalic: index over 80- broad heads

- Mesocephalic: index between 75 and 80 between narrow and broad

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Dolichocephalic

Index less than 75- long narrow heads

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Brachycephalic

index over 80- broad heads

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Mesocephalic

index between 75 and 80 between narrow and broad

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Northern Eurpoeans tended to be…

Doliocephalic while southern Europeans were Bracycephalic

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Eugenics

race improvement

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Francis Galton

held responsible to the beginning of eugenics

- his concepts became popular in the United States & Europe banning inter-racial marriage in

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Race has been used to define…

groups through distribution whch are usually associated with phenotypic variation.

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Ethnicity

Only to shared culture

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Polytypic Species

Species that is composed of local population that differ with regard to expression of one or more traits.

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Gene Flow

Mixing of genes between populations

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Discordant

Traits get all mixed up

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Mono genetic or discrete traits…

Phenotypic expressions grouped into clearly defined categories.

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Polygenic Traits

Traits influenced by genes at 2> loci on a chromosome, with each allele/locus making a contribution.

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Polygenetic traits are influenced by non - genetic factors like…

Climate and Diet

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Skin color is distributed according to…

Solar Radiation

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UV radiation & sunlight gradually decrease as you go north…

this results in darkest skin occurring at equator

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Melanocytes

produce melanin, the igment which gives skin its color

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Ultra violet light stimulated activity of the melanocytes to produce melanin so both…

Genetics & environment play a role

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Rickets

Can cause bowing of the leg bones, or narrowing of pelvis.

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Less sunlight the…

Harder for darker skinned people to synthesize enough vitamin d.