Add to ORKGWhere does biology end and culture begin? While the human body is now widely accepted as being both ...
Abstract Speculation concerning the biological underpinnings of human culture requires serious consi...
Which components of our cognitive architecture are part of our primate heritage, and what is uniquel...
Author Institution: Department of Sociology and Anthropology, The Ohio State Universit
The central idea of preadaptation is the development of genetically inherited potentials making poss...
As causal agents for the separation of the pongid and hominid lines of evolution intelligence, water...
Why are humans so different from other primate species? What makes us so capable of creating languag...
Powerful, latent abilities for extreme sophistication in abstract rationalization as potential biolo...
Humans are an undeniably remarkable species with massive brains, amazing technology, and large, well...
In the last few million years, the hominin brain more than tripled in size. Comparisons across evolu...
In the last few million years, the hominin brain more than tripled in size. Comparisons across evolu...
In the last few million years, the hominin brain more than tripled in size. Comparisons across evolu...
The steady growth of hominin cranial capacity during the Lower and Middle Paleolithic (L/MP) support...
Theories of hominin and human cognitive evolution have traditionally focused on the phylogeny of the...
Neuroanatomical, molecular, and paleontological evidence is examined in light of human brain evoluti...
Where does biology end and culture begin? While the human body is now widely accepted as being both ...
Abstract Speculation concerning the biological underpinnings of human culture requires serious consi...
Which components of our cognitive architecture are part of our primate heritage, and what is uniquel...
Author Institution: Department of Sociology and Anthropology, The Ohio State Universit
The central idea of preadaptation is the development of genetically inherited potentials making poss...
As causal agents for the separation of the pongid and hominid lines of evolution intelligence, water...
Why are humans so different from other primate species? What makes us so capable of creating languag...
Powerful, latent abilities for extreme sophistication in abstract rationalization as potential biolo...
Humans are an undeniably remarkable species with massive brains, amazing technology, and large, well...
In the last few million years, the hominin brain more than tripled in size. Comparisons across evolu...
In the last few million years, the hominin brain more than tripled in size. Comparisons across evolu...
In the last few million years, the hominin brain more than tripled in size. Comparisons across evolu...
The steady growth of hominin cranial capacity during the Lower and Middle Paleolithic (L/MP) support...
Theories of hominin and human cognitive evolution have traditionally focused on the phylogeny of the...
Neuroanatomical, molecular, and paleontological evidence is examined in light of human brain evoluti...
Where does biology end and culture begin? While the human body is now widely accepted as being both ...
Abstract Speculation concerning the biological underpinnings of human culture requires serious consi...
Which components of our cognitive architecture are part of our primate heritage, and what is uniquel...