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DEFINITION OF CULTURE AND BIOLOGY AND THEIR IMPORTANCE Culture is a core concept encompassed in anthropology in which art, knowledge, belief and religious practice as well as societal administration are exercised. Culture also the aspect of practicing the societal norms that have been put in place over a given period of time thus making people in the vicinity to adhere to the latter and sometimes consequences may be associated if an individual deflects from their requirements. Morals, law, customs, language, beliefs and traditions encompass culture and in a given geographical location with different societies, culture may take a form called multiculturalism (which is cultural diversity). Culture is among the oldest developments in history dated back millions of years during the evolution of early man in the Paleolithic period when he made stone tools, developed language, built settlements, made paintings, hunted and gathered wild animals and plants, reared and developed the art of plant and animal domestication and eventually established a sedentary lifestyle with laws and regulations governing the conduct of their generations.
A culture can be due developed in the community, institution, organization or any business entity especially if the administration of such institution lays a concrete base on a given practice. Such may include the likes of instilling a culture on responsibility in duty, early reporting to work premises and timely performance of core duties by the subjects .Any deflecting member may be going contrary to the basic laws of conduct. However, culture is commonly used to refer to societal levels unlike other.
The elementary part of culture lies on the treasure of ancestral practices or the claims on good and bad aspects among a group of people that are initiated by some group of people .In this case the