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Tag Archives: evolutionary psychology

On Fongoli Chimpanzee Survival Strategies & Implications of Early Human Evolution

April 29, 2018

The Fongoli savanna in southeast Senegal offers a unique ecosystem. Temperatures can rise above 110 degrees Fahrenheit with brush fires …

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Right-Handed Bias & The Origins Of Communication

October 15, 2008

I spent a couple years studying non-verbal communication in gorillas, so to read news that there’s some breakthroughs in our …

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