Answer:
Science that studies the physical aspects and social and cultural manifestations of human communities
Explanation:
Anthropology (from Greek ἄνθρωπος ánthrōpos, "man (human)", and λόγος, logos, "knowledge") is the science that integrally studies the human being, its physical characteristics as animals and of its culture, which is the unique non-biological feature. To cover the subject of its study, anthropology uses tools and knowledge produced by social sciences and natural sciences. The anthropological discipline aspires is to produce knowledge about the human being in various spheres, trying to cover both the social structures of today, the biological evolution of our species, the development and ways of life of people who have disappeared and the diversity of cultural and linguistic expressions that characterize humanity.
Anthropology is, above all, an integrating science that studies the human being within the framework of the society and culture to which it belongs, and, at the same time, as a product of these. It can be defined as the science that deals with studying the origin and development of the entire range of human variability and modes of social behaviors through time and space; that is, the biosocial process of the existence of the human species.
