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- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2015-04-11
摘要
We provide the most up-to-date evidence available in various behavioral fields in support of the hypothesis that the 湧現 of bipedalism and cooperative breeding in the hominin linetogether with environmental developments that made a diet of meat from large animals adaptive as well as 文化 innovation in the form of fire and cookingcreated a niche for hominins in which there was a high return for coordinated, cooperative scavenging and hunting of large mammals. This was accompanied by an increasing use of wooden spears and lithic points as lethal hunting weapons that transformed human sociopolitical life. The combination of 社會 interdependence and the availability of such weapons in early hominin society undermined the standard 社會 dominance hierarchy of multimale/multifemale primate groups. The s
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