Cultural resource management is an example of applied
A. biological anthropology.
B. anthropology that could pose an ethical dilemma to the anthropologist.
C. ethnology that seeks to preserve indigenous cultures.
D. linguistic anthropology that seeks to preserve linguistic diversity.
E. ethnography.
Answer: B
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