Johan van der Dennen (Univ.Groningen NL) book review:
"The Primate Origins of Human Nature" Carel van Schaik 2016, vol.3 series >Foundations of Human Biology ed.Matt Cartmill & Kaye Brown. Wiley-Blackwell NJ, 560 pp
... Far from being models of analogues of ancestral peoples, contemporary hunter-gathers
cannot possibly be taken as prototypical stand-ins for the human Palaeolithic way of life ...
van Schaik endorses a strong version of the savanna scenario, which for many scientists,
most unequivocally Marc Verhaegen, is among the worst hypotheses ever proposed.
Humans are physiological ill-adapted to dry open milieus.
Critics of the savanna evolutionary scenario are commonly maligned, but that does not invalidate or refute their arguments ...
Johan van der Dennen (Univ.Groningen NL) book review:
"The Primate Origins of Human Nature" Carel van Schaik 2016, vol.3 series >“Foundations of Human Biology” ed.Matt Cartmill & Kaye Brown. Wiley-Blackwell NJ, 560 pp
... Far from being models of analogues of ancestral peoples, contemporary hunter-gathers
cannot possibly be taken as prototypical stand-ins for the human Palaeolithic way of life ...
van Schaik endorses a strong version of the savanna scenario, which for many scientists,
most unequivocally Marc Verhaegen, is among the worst hypotheses ever proposed.
Humans are physiological ill-adapted to dry open milieus.
Critics of the savanna evolutionary scenario are commonly maligned, but that does not invalidate or refute their arguments ...
No, a host of paleontological and paleoecological data does.
Op zaterdag 6 november 2021 om 17:28:06 UTC+1 schreef Pandora:
Johan van der Dennen (Univ.Groningen NL) book review:
"The Primate Origins of Human Nature" Carel van Schaik 2016, vol.3 series >>> “Foundations of Human Biology” ed.Matt Cartmill & Kaye Brown. Wiley-Blackwell NJ, 560 pp
... Far from being models of analogues of ancestral peoples, contemporary hunter-gathers
cannot possibly be taken as prototypical stand-ins for the human Palaeolithic way of life ...
van Schaik endorses a strong version of the savanna scenario, which for many scientists,
most unequivocally Marc Verhaegen, is among the worst hypotheses ever proposed.
Humans are physiological ill-adapted to dry open milieus.
Critics of the savanna evolutionary scenario are commonly maligned, but that does not invalidate or refute their arguments ...
No, a host of paleontological and paleoecological data does.
:-D
Pathetic liar: you have 0.
Only incredible idiots believe their Pleistocene ancestors
Johan van der Dennen (Univ.Groningen NL) book review:
"The Primate Origins of Human Nature" Carel van Schaik 2016, vol.3 series
“Foundations of Human Biology” ed.Matt Cartmill & Kaye Brown. Wiley-Blackwell NJ, 560 pp
... Far from being models of analogues of ancestral peoples, contemporary hunter-gathers
cannot possibly be taken as prototypical stand-ins for the human Palaeolithic way of life ...
van Schaik endorses a strong version of the savanna scenario, which for many scientists,
most unequivocally Marc Verhaegen, is among the worst hypotheses ever proposed.
Humans are physiological ill-adapted to dry open milieus.
Critics of the savanna evolutionary scenario are commonly maligned, but that does not invalidate or refute their arguments ...
No, a host of paleontological and paleoecological data does.
:-D Pathetic liar: you have 0.
Only incredible idiots believe their Pleistocene ancestors ran after antelopes.
had snorkel noses...
Johan van der Dennen (Univ.Groningen NL) book review:
"The Primate Origins of Human Nature" Carel van Schaik 2016, vol.3 series >>>>> “Foundations of Human Biology” ed.Matt Cartmill & Kaye Brown. Wiley-Blackwell NJ, 560 pp
... Far from being models of analogues of ancestral peoples, contemporary hunter-gathers
cannot possibly be taken as prototypical stand-ins for the human Palaeolithic way of life ...
van Schaik endorses a strong version of the savanna scenario, which for many scientists,
most unequivocally Marc Verhaegen, is among the worst hypotheses ever proposed.
Humans are physiological ill-adapted to dry open milieus.
Critics of the savanna evolutionary scenario are commonly maligned, but that does not invalidate or refute their arguments ...
No, a host of paleontological and paleoecological data does.
:-D Pathetic liar: you have 0.
Only incredible idiots believe their Pleistocene ancestors ran after antelopes.
had snorkel noses...
On Sat, 6 Nov 2021 07:20:07 -0700 (PDT), "littor...@gmail.com" <littor...@gmail.com> wrote:-
Johan van der Dennen (Univ.Groningen NL) book review:At least have the courtesy to provide a link to the entire review, not
"The Primate Origins of Human Nature" Carel van Schaik 2016, vol.3 series >“Foundations of Human Biology” ed.Matt Cartmill & Kaye Brown. Wiley-Blackwell NJ, 560 pp
just the cherries with your name on it: http://rint.rechten.rug.nl/rth/dennen/vanschaik.htm
... Far from being models of analogues of ancestral peoples, contemporary hunter-gathersWhy not? What else is there prior to agriculture?
cannot possibly be taken as prototypical stand-ins for the human Palaeolithic way of life ...
And it doesn't imply they were identical in every aspect.
van Schaik endorses a strong version of the savanna scenario, which for many scientists,In what field exactly is Verhaegen a scientist?
most unequivocally Marc Verhaegen, is among the worst hypotheses ever proposed.
Humans are physiological ill-adapted to dry open milieus.That depends. Tall, slender Nilotic people are well-adapted to such environments.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nilotic_peoples#Physiology
Their tropical physique compares well with that of the hypertropical
Turkana Boy, whose brachial and crural index indicate a mean annual temperature of around 30 degrees Celsius.
Critics of the savanna evolutionary scenario are commonly maligned, but that does not invalidate or refute their arguments ...No, a host of paleontological and paleoecological data does.
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