ANTH 105Essay 1Assignment InstructionsExplain the difference between natural selection and sexual selection. Discuss how each selects for traits in a population. Make sure to address Darwins observations and conclusions, the two types of sexual selection (intersexual selection and intrasexual selection), costs of reproduction, and parental investment in your discussion.Goals for EssayExamine the mechanisms for natural and sexual selectionExplore factors that influence natural and sexual selection.Reflect on the implications of human adaptations and human mating practices.Points to keep in mindUse in-text citations and include a bibliography.(example: Boyd & Silk, 2006, p. 25)Avoid writing in first person (I). This is an objective essay that requires empirical evidence to support your ideas.Do NOT use Wikipedia, or any other website on Google.Please use APA formattingEssay Instructions: This essay will give you a chance to demonstrate your knowledge of the course materials in a more formal fashion than in-class quizzes. You should address the questions in essay format: Introduction (thesis), body, and conclusion. Write 2-3 pages double spaced, Times New Roman, 12-point font, and 1 inch margins. First and foremost, use your book! Do not feel compelled to search for other academic articles when the information is clearly stated in your textbook. You can rely on journal articles for extra support and examples, but I want to see that you are using the big expensive book that you purchased . The best essays are those that show you are thinking critically about the material and the ideas behind that material. Be aware, that only writing about your opinion without supporting it with data will be marked down. Also, summarizing book/lecture material without any discussion or explanation will be marked down. Limit use of direct quotes (only 1 per essay you will be marked down for having more than one) and cite your quotes and paraphrasing with authors last name or movie name, date and page number (example: Boyd & Silk, 2006, p. 25). Make sure to produce your own work for these essays (see academic integrity policy in the Syllabus).
