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The Evolution of Human Warfare
Philosophy of the Social Sciences, 2010Here we propose a new theory for the origins and evolution of human warfare as a complex social phenomenon involving several behavioral traits, including aggression, risk taking, male bonding, ingroup altruism, outgroup xenophobia, dominance and subordination, and territoriality, all of which are encoded in the human genome.
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Lipids, 1992
AbstractThe genetically ordered physiology of contemporary humans was selected over eons of evolutionary experience for a nutritional pattern affording much less fat, particularly less saturated fat. Current dietary recommendations do not accord exactly with those generated by an understanding of prior hominoid/hominid evolution.
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AbstractThe genetically ordered physiology of contemporary humans was selected over eons of evolutionary experience for a nutritional pattern affording much less fat, particularly less saturated fat. Current dietary recommendations do not accord exactly with those generated by an understanding of prior hominoid/hominid evolution.
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Genome structural variation in human evolution
Trends in Genetics, 2022Edward J Hollox +2 more
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Scavenging and Human Evolution
Scientific American, 1992R J, Blumenschine, J A, Cavallo
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