Biological Anthropology and Ethics: From Repatriation to Genetic Identity Book

1	Introduction : ethical concerns in biological anthropology	1
2	Field primatologists : duties, rights, and obligations	15
3	Studies of primates in the field and in captivity : similarities and differences in ethical concerns	27
4	Habituating primates for field study : ethical considerations for African great apes	49
5	Biological samples in the modern zoological park : a case study from the Bronx Zoo	65
6	Commentary : ethical issues surrounding the use of nonhuman primates in biomedical research	79
7	Ethical issues in the molding and casting of fossil specimens	91
8	The ethics of bioarchaeology	111
9	Ethical concerns in forensic anthropology	121
10	Commentary : a discussion of ethical issues in skeletal biology	133
11	Ethical issues in human biology behavioral research and research with children	139
12	Institutional review boards : the structural and cultural obstacles encountered in human biological research	149
13	Darkness in El Dorado : claims, counter-claims, and the obligations of researchers	165
14	A case study of ethical issues in genetic research : the Sally Hemings-Thomas Jefferson story	185
15	Psychological and ethical issues related to identity and inferring ancestry of African Americans	209
16	The consent process and aDNA research : contrasting approaches in North America	231
17	Working with ancient DNA : NAGPRA, Kennewick Man, and other ancient peoples	241
18	Commentary : changing standards of informed consent : raising the bar	263
19	Commentary : an overview of human subjects research in biological anthropology	275
20	Commentary : data sharing and access to information	281
App. I	Code of ethics of the American Anthropological Association	289
App. II	Code of ethics of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists	299