ANTH 491 – Anthropological Anatomy is a new course offering open to all students that will provide the following outcomes:
- Ability to recognize and name anatomical structures in the human body
- Provide fluency with anatomical terms of reference (applicable to healthcare applications)
- Understanding of 3D relationships of structures in anatomy
- Awareness of the relationship between form and function in species adaptations
- Understanding of the functional anatomy of locomotion, manual dexterity, the nervous system, reproduction and language in human evolution
Prerequisites: ANTH 210 OR BIOL/BIOZ 101 OR 151 OR 152 AND UNIV 200
Instructor: Noel T. Boaz, Ph.D., M.D.
Course Time/Location: T 4-6:40 pm / Monroe Park Campus

***THIS COURSE DOES NOT SATISFY THE PRE-HEALTH PROGRAMS’ REQUIREMENT FOR ANATOMY! BIOL 205 is required.