Applied and theoretical anthropology have:
A) always used distinctive methodologies.
B) never had much to contribute to each other.
C) developed alongside each other from the early beginnings of the discipline.
D) always obtained funding from different sources.
E) worked in extremely different field settings.

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Applied and theoretical anthropology have developed alongside each other from the early beginnings of the discipline. While they may have different goals and methodologies, they are both important in advancing our understanding of human societies and cultures. Furthermore, there is often overlap between the two, as theoretical research can inform applied work, and applied work can contribute to theoretical debates.

Applied and Theoretical Anthropology Have