Evolutionary BiologyCovers the genetic, developmental, and ecological mechanisms of evolutionary change, the major features of evolutionary history as revealed by phylogenetic and paleontological studies, and material on adaptation, molecular evolution, co-evolution, and human evolution. |
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EVOLUTION AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR The cultural conditions of human societies have influenced and continue to influence our biological evolution . They affect population size , gene flow , and many of the agents of natural selection .
EVOLUTION AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR The cultural conditions of human societies have influenced and continue to influence our biological evolution . They affect population size , gene flow , and many of the agents of natural selection .
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The argument that our behavior , as a species , is genetically determined can only mean that it has limits - that the ... some conceivable form of human behavior ( e.g. , pacifism ) does not lie within the behavioral norm of reaction .
The argument that our behavior , as a species , is genetically determined can only mean that it has limits - that the ... some conceivable form of human behavior ( e.g. , pacifism ) does not lie within the behavioral norm of reaction .
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behavior is highly controversial . Although many human behavioral traits can be seen in rudimentary form in other primates , the dominant factor in recent human evolution has been the evolution of enormous behavioral flexibility ...
behavior is highly controversial . Although many human behavioral traits can be seen in rudimentary form in other primates , the dominant factor in recent human evolution has been the evolution of enormous behavioral flexibility ...
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CONCEPTIONS AND MISCONCEPTIONS | 7 |
Chapter | 18 |
THE EFFECT OF DENSITY | 24 |
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