Univeristy of Wrocław - Department of Anthropology

The scientific research in the Department are conducted in diverse subfields, but all of them are in some way related to human being.

The general areas of the scientific research carried out by the staff of the Department.

Biological, socioeconomic and environmental factors influencing human growth and development. K.Borysławski; D. Kornafel; W. Umławska
Medieval populations - the analysis of life conditions on the basis of physiological stress signs on bones and teeth. Paleopathology.
B. Kwiatkowska; P. Dąbrowski; J. Szczurowski; M. Krzyżanowska
Mechanisms of human evolution - in particular the evolution of subcutaneous fat tissue, emergence of permanent breast, the costs of brain size increase in Plio-Pleistocene Homininae. B. Pawłowski
Evolution of Homo genus with particular emphasis on the hypotheses of Homo sapiens origins. W. Nowaczewska
Human behavioural ecology - factors influencing human reproductive success. B. Pawłowski
Human preferences on mate market (personal advertisements analysis), biological meaning of attractiveness and hormonal influences on female behaviour. B. Pawłowski
Socioeconomic status in relation to differences in human morphology (e.g. height and body mass). M. Krzyżanowska

Ph. D. students research subjects:

Biological condition of the culturally diverse early medieval populations from Poland. H. Rutka

Chosen pathological changes on human vertebra from polish medieval populations. S. Kluska

Analysis of medieval populations live conditions from Poland on the basis on chosen signs of physiological stress on the bones. D. Psonak

Waist, hip and shoulder size as factors influencing woman attractiveness. M. Rozmus-Wrzesińska

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	Department of Anthropology Scientific Research Scientific Research The scientific research in the Department are conducted in diverse subfields, but all of them are in some way related to human being. The general areas of the scientific research carried out by the staff of the Department. Biological, socioeconomic and environmental factors influencing human growth and development. K.Borysławski; D. Kornafel; W. Umławska Medieval populations - the analysis of life conditions on the basis of physiological stress signs on bones and teeth. Paleopathology. B. Kwiatkowska; P. Dąbrowski; J. Szczurowski; M. Krzyżanowska Mechanisms of human evolution - in particular the evolution of subcutaneous fat tissue, emergence of permanent breast, the costs of brain size increase in Plio-Pleistocene Homininae. B. Pawłowski Evolution of Homo genus with particular emphasis on the hypotheses of Homo sapiens origins. W. Nowaczewska Human behavioural ecology - factors influencing human reproductive success. B. Pawłowski Human preferences on mate market (personal advertisements analysis), biological meaning of attractiveness and hormonal influences on female behaviour. B. Pawłowski Socioeconomic status in relation to differences in human morphology (e.g. height and body mass). M. Krzyżanowska Ph. D. students research subjects: Biological condition of the culturally diverse early medieval populations from Poland. H. Rutka Chosen pathological changes on human vertebra from polish medieval populations. S. Kluska Analysis of medieval populations live conditions from Poland on the basis on chosen signs of physiological stress on the bones. D. Psonak Waist, hip and shoulder size as factors influencing woman attractiveness. M. Rozmus-Wrzesińska	Main page Search