His suggestion that warfare and violence are «adaptive» behaviors that help drive
human evolution quickly attracted fiery criticism.
Not exact matches
Not to metion we still have the «missing link» issue where at one point (based on
evolution) the
human brain advanced very
quickly with very little time for
evolution to take place.
In more favourable environments, it was best for animals to mount an immune response and return to health as
quickly as possible (
Evolution and
Human Behavior, doi.org/h8p).
«These connections may not have been lost during
evolution of
humans and other primates after all,» says Martin, who speculates that primates have the best of all possible visual worlds: full stereo vision, and the ability to
quickly spot and respond to danger.
Classic selective sweeps, when a beneficial genetic mutation
quickly spreads through the
human population, are thought to have been the primary driver of
human evolution.