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Ethnology is considered a subfield of __________.

Ethnology is considered a subfield of __________.

a. anthropology
b. linguistic anthropology
c. archaeology
d. cultural anthropology

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Biological Anthropology

Edition: 3^rd

Authors: Stanford, Allen, Anton

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We had a midterm yesterday, thank you for chiming in Monkey

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