The Results Of An Anthropological Investigation Of The External Ear

In this groundbreaking study, Arthur Keith explores the evolutionary history of the human ear, from its earliest origins to its modern-day structure. Drawing on his own extensive research as well as the latest findings from the field of anthropology, Keith offers a compelling portrait of how the external ear has adapted over time to meet the demands of human communication and survival. With detailed anatomical drawings and photographs, this book is an essential reference for anyone interested in the evolution of the human body.
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