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Human biological variation as a book category covers scientific and evidence-based explorations of the ways humans differ biologically—genetically, physiologically, morphologically and in susceptibility to disease—across individuals and populations. It spans evolutionary and population genetics, human ecology and adaptation, physical and forensic anthropology, molecular and clinical studies of trait diversity, and the environmental and developmental factors shaping phenotype. Works in this category range from textbooks and research monographs to accessible popular-science treatments and policy or ethics analyses, and typically emphasize multidisciplinary methods, historical context, and the social and ethical implications of studying human differences (including cautions about misuse or misinterpretation). It is aimed at scholars, students, clinicians and informed general readers interested in the biological dimensions of human diversity and their relevance for health, history and society.

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