Question

the branch of anthropology that is concerned with discovering what makes human beings different from other living organisms and what human beings share with other members of the animal kingdom is called

applied anthropology

archaeology

biological anthropology

cultural anthropology

Explanation:

Biological anthropology focuses on human - biological variation, evolution, and the similarities and differences between humans and other animals. Applied anthropology uses anthropological knowledge to solve practical problems. Archaeology studies past human cultures through material remains. Cultural anthropology focuses on human cultures, including norms, values, and social structures.

Answer:

C. biological anthropology