How Does the Definition of Race Differ from Biology to Anthropology

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Multiple Choice

How does the definition of race differ from biology to anthropology?

• A)Anthropologists see race as a cultural category,while biologists use this term to indicate species variation.
• B)Anthropologists see race as a biological category,while biologists see race simply as a genetic marker.
• C)Anthropologists do not acknowledge that racial categories exist,while biologists continue to use this term for different species.
• D)Anthropologists argue that race is fixed by type,while biologists see race as an arbitrary category.
• E)Anthropologists use race as a way of teaching people what is wrong with human variation,while biologists use this term to divide living forms into different taxonomic categories.

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