One can say, tongue in cheek, that the fundamental disagreement between physical anthropology and biological anthropology is that the former holds on to the idea that there exist allopatric subspecies or geographic races in our species, while the latter would only admit clines (continuous as opposed to discrete variation). But the theory of isolation-by…
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