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Molecular anthropology as a book category covers works that use molecular and genetic methods to study the origins, evolution, diversity and relationships of humans and other primates; it spans textbooks, popular science, and research monographs that explain how DNA, ancient genomes, proteins and molecular markers reveal migration, population structure, admixture, disease history and adaptations. Titles in this category include introductions to ancient DNA and genomic techniques, case studies of prehistoric migrations, comparisons of modern and archaic hominin genomes, primate molecular systematics, forensic and bioarchaeological applications, and discussions of methodological challenges and ethical issues in sampling and interpreting genetic data. These books may be technical or accessible to general readers, and often bridge laboratory methods, computational analysis, evolutionary theory and archaeological or anthropological context.

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