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I disagree with the previous answer and somewhat with the first answer. It would be hard to quantify how "wide ranging" either major would be vs. the other (make that most liberal majors, for that matter) because all programs differ, though most undergraduate programs of a major have similar requirements. If anything, an argument can be made that anthropology is more wide ranging…

These fields differ in both their method of study and aims, among other things. Simply reading the wikipedia descriptions of each field should give you a better idea of what more interested in, as well as the differences and histories of both:

As already found out from your own research, international studies is basically political science w/ a global focus. With this major, you most likely will have courses that deal with world history, some geography, plus lots of political science classes. Some programs will actually require you to have a number of units of foreign language. You will learn some things about different cultures, but this will be through a political lens and be your main focus. You may be able to focus on one region (Middle East, South America, etc.), though you still get too deep into cultural studies. From my experience, many international studies majors go on to law school or an MBA program.
While there is some overlap between the two fields (look at development studies, for example), majoring in anthropology is quite different, though no less challenging, and much more interesting (IMO). Take a look at the four subfields of anthropology: biological anthropology, cultural anthropology, linguistics and archaeology. You can expect to take courses in each of these areas, unless your program is strictly cultural anthropology (somewhat rare for undergraduate) and even then you may still have "core" courses in each field. Anthropology classes would cover all of the topics you express an interest in. And, yes, an anthropology major will more than likely include science courses where learn about human evolution, pre-history, genetics and diversity. let this scare you off, fascinating. If you love world history, my guess is that enjoy archaeology, though the methods of study are obviously quite different. also historical anthropology. The possibilities are (almost) endless! a sample of courses I took for my bachelors degree in anthropology: Intro to Folklore, Visions of the Sacred (folklore and religions), Cultures of the Mediterranean, Archaeology of Mesoamerica, Language in Culture, Human Variation, Primatology, etc.
I suppose a bit biased, but anthropology is the BEST. I love it. My studies were so rewarding, challenging (in a good way), interesting, fun … I could go on. so much more I could say, but this is already so long. Hope this helps you make your decision. If you have additional questions, feel free to contact me. All the best!

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During replication, the cell makes a copy of DNA and then divides. The DNA structure is a Double Helix strand that is connected using single combinations, such as AT, CG. When a cell replicates, the As only match the Ts when recombining and so preserve the structure.

The purpose of DNA is to serve as a Database that encodes the amino acids into proteins that make up an organism.

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"Off of" is an American idiom It means "off." Whenever you hear "off of" and want to understand the meaning, just eliminate "of" and got it!! If you want to speak colloquial American, say "off of." But in educated American speech, "off." (Actually, pronounced "offa.")

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The main DNA polymerase enzyme has an error rate of 1 in 10,000 to 1 in 100,000 which would lead to about 10,000 to 100,000 mistakes in copying the human genome. However, the observed rate of mutation is much lower. Only one base out of 3 billion is copied incorrectly with each cell division. The overall error rate of DNA replication is much lower because of the quality control checks after DNA synthesis. DNA polymerase adds nucleotides depending on the shape of the template. When it adds a mismatching nucleotide, the base-pair has the wrong size which is detected by the enzyme. The enzyme stops and then goes in reverse and chews up some of the newly synthesized DNA before continuing with replication. This built in error detection is capable of catching about 99% of the mistakes. The one percent that gets through would still yield a mutation rate of 100 – 1000 per cell cycle but there is yet another level of proofreading of the newly synthesized DNA. An error correcting enzyme scans for mismatches. When it finds a mistake, it will cut out a section of new DNA around the mismatch and then re-synthesize to fill in the gap. This step is also about 99% accurate leading to an overall rate of about 1 in a billion.

Enough about the fidelity of DNA replication. There are other sources of mutations, both large and small ranging from whole genome duplication to changes in a single base. Transposable elements are still active and with each generation, another copy of an Alu element is copied into the human genome. These repetitive elements can lead to recombination causing loss or duplication of a chunk of DNA.

It would not matter if every fossil on were to disappear because fossils are the weakest evidence in of evolution by common descent. The molecular data practically screams out that we have shared ancestry. Why else would genetic code be universal? There are millions of ways to assign 3-nucleotide codons to 20 amino acids. Why does AUG code for methionine in all organisms? Why not UCC in yeast or GGG in plants? There is synteny. With a score of chromosomes to place 25,000 genes, why are the same genes found together between species? Even the structure of genes are shared. Why do the great majority of genes have the same position and number of exons and introns between even humans and mouse? The position of transposable elements is another smoking gun. Ancient retrotransposons are found in the same relative positions even if you compare humans to fish. Retrotransposons can randomly into a chromosome. It would be extremely unlikely for the same transposable element to into the same intron of the same gene in human and chimp and mouse and fish. The only way to reconcile sharing not only similar genes but sharing the same junk is either copying from the same template or having a lazy creator.

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