The birth of civilization [videorecording] : 6000 BC - 2000 BC

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Fatherhood : Evolution and Human Paternal Behavior / by Gray, Peter B. 1972-, author 523441, Anderson, Kermyt G. author 523443

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Cultural evolution : society, technology, language, and religion / by Richerson, Peter J., editor, Christiansen, Morten H., 1963- editor

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EARLY MAN /by F. Clark Howell and the Editors of TIME-LIFE BOOKS by Howell, F. Clark, (Francis Clark), November 27, 1925-March 10, 2007, author 649942, Time-Life Books 11642

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Lower than the angels [kasetvideo]

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Patterns of human growth / by 345328 Bogin, Barry

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Counterbalancing the time-dependent effect on the human mitochondrial DNA molecular clock by Vicente M. Cabrera

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Further statistical analysis for genome-wide expression evolution in primate brain/liver/fibroblast tissue by Gu Jianying, Gu Xun

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Language as a Critical Factor in the Emergence of Human Cognition by Ian Tattersall

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HAS THE EVOLUTION OF HOMO SAPIENS DOMESTICATED METABOLIC DISEASES LIKE DIABETES? A NARRATIVE REVIEW by Dr Anand Shankar, Pallawee Choudhary, Dr. Vikas Shankar, Dr. Vivek Shankar, Dr. Anisha Sharma, Dr. Arati Shivhare, Dr. Mandavi, Dr Aushili Mahule

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New genetic and morphological evidence suggests a single hoaxer created ‘Piltdown man’ by Isabelle De Groote, Linus Girdland Flink, Rizwaan Abbas, Silvia M. Bello, Lucia Burgia, Laura Tabitha Buck, Christopher Dean, Alison Freyne, Thomas Higham, Chris G. Jones, Robert Kruszynski, Adrian Lister, Simon A. Parfitt, Matthew M. Skinner, Karolyn Shindler, Chris B. Stringer

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Homoplasy in the evolution of modern human-like joint proportions in Australopithecus afarensis by Anjali M Prabhat, Catherine K Miller, Thomas Cody Prang, Jeffrey Spear, Scott A Williams, Jeremy M DeSilva

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Short Note: Human Footprints found in Central Mexico could be at least 40,000 years old by A. M. Soler-Arechalde, J. Urrutia-Fucugauchi, A. Gogichaishvili, A. L. Martin-del-Pozo

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Genetic analysis of human evolutionary history with implications for gene mapping by Reich, D, Reich, David Emile

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Editorial: A 150 years' celebration of Darwin's book on human evolution and sexual selection: its legacy and future prospects by Marco Antonio Correa Varella, Catherine Salmon, Barnaby James Wyld Dixson, Marina Butovskaya, Anabela Pinto, Boguslaw Pawlowski, Carol Cronin Weisfeld, Jaroslava Varella Valentova

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Back to the future: The advantage of studying key events in human evolution using a new high resolution radiocarbon method by Sahra Talamo, Bernd Kromer, Michael P. Richards, Lukas Wacker

“…However, the method does not always provide precise and accurate enough ages to understand the important processes of human evolution. Here we review the newest method developments in radiocarbon dating (‘Radiocarbon 3.0’), which can lead us to much better chronologies and understanding of the major events in recent human evolution. …”
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Fossil skulls reveal that blood flow rate to the brain increased faster than brain volume during human evolution by Roger S. Seymour, Vanya Bosiocic, Edward P. Snelling

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A Critical Review on the Book Stone Tools in Human Evolution, Behavioral Differences among Technological Primates by John Shea by Elham Ghasidian

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Enhancing high school human evolution education: Harnessing “sapiens: a brief history of humankind” as an effective learning resource by Rio Christy Handziko, Dippya Kharisma Widiatmika

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Back to the future: The advantage of studying key events in human evolution using a new high resolution radiocarbon method. by Sahra Talamo, Bernd Kromer, Michael P Richards, Lukas Wacker

“…However, the method does not always provide precise and accurate enough ages to understand the important processes of human evolution. Here we review the newest method developments in radiocarbon dating ('Radiocarbon 3.0'), which can lead us to much better chronologies and understanding of the major events in recent human evolution. …”
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