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I am posting Introduction to Physical Anthropology here to solicit peer review, and because the collected links and original material may be useful to professors and students. I would greatly appreciate your feedback: a quick review, and especially specific comments! 

It's goal is to help students at San Diego City College, an urban community college, with the high cost of textbooks. It emphasizes bright full-color graphics and embeded videos.  It was designed to be viewed in-class and at home on a text reader, or a laptop, with easy access to high speed wi-fi internet, but because of the simple hmtl format it works fairly well on smart phones.  The textbook includes components that might normally be found in a lab book or a course reader. Much of it is links to other sources. I have chosen only articles that are freely available, with no login required. It borrows heavily from Dennis O’Neil’s Biological Anthropology Tutorials from Palomar College. It is designed for a 16-week class. Weeks and Sections 1-2 Introduction 3-4 Evolutionary Biology 5 Cellular Biology 6-7 Primatology 8-10 Paleoanthropology 11-13 Human Variation 14 Conclusion: the Future

I am in the process of cleaning up graphics licensing and then I plan to reformat a printable version.

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