An Ecology of High-Altitude Infancy: A Biocultural Perspective (Cambridge Studies in Medical Anthropology, Series Number 12)
An Ecology of High-Altitude Infancy presents a biocultural examination of infancy in high-altitude settings. Drawing on themes in ecology, biology, and medical anthropology, the book considers the relationship between environment, human biology, and early development within a scholarly medical anthropology series.
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An Ecology of High-Altitude Infancy examines infancy in high-altitude environments through a biocultural perspective.
The book brings together themes from human biology, ecology, and medical anthropology.
It considers how environmental conditions may relate to infancy and early human development.
Published as number 12 in the Cambridge Studies in Medical Anthropology series, this scholarly volume is intended for readers interested in the biological and cultural dimensions of health.
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