gen estructural

A chunk of DNA that allows organisms to pass on adaptations and acquired features by making a protein through codon sequences. DNA duplication errors often create new genes. ...

gen

Biologia; Genom

The fundamental physical and functional unit of heredity. A gene is an ordered sequence of nucleotides located in a particular position on a particular chromosome that encodes a ...

paleoentomología

Antropologia; Antropologia kulturowa

The study of insects from archaeological contexts. The survival of insect exoskeletons, which are quite resistant to decomposition, is an important source of evidence in the ...

antropología

Antropologia; Antropologia kulturowa

The study of humanity - our physical characteristics as animals, and our unique non-biological characteristics we call culture. The subject is generally broken down into four ...

antropología cognitiva

Antropologia; Antropologia kulturowa

The study of how peoples of different cultures acquire information about the world (cultural transmission), how they process that information and reach decisions, and how they act ...

etnohistoria

Antropologia; Antropologia kulturowa

The study of ethnographic cultures through historical records.

osteología

Antropologia; Antropologia kulturowa

osteology is the branch of medicine studying bones, from the Greek ''ostoun''=bone

estratigrafía

Antropologia; Antropologia kulturowa

The study and validation of stratification; the analysis in the vertical, time dimension, of a series of layers in the horizontal, space dimension. It is often used as a relative ...