Titlebook: Baobab; The Hadza of Tanzani John Rashford Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer N

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Rosina Avila Connelly,Michael E. Speer M.D.tainers. But essential difference is not absolute difference. For example, gorillas and chimpanzees use their body parts as containers, including cupped hands or a combination of the hands or arms held against the chest; they weave a rough container structure in the form of their nest; and they use

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Aditi Gupta DO,Michael E. Speer M.D.noting that “Little is known, however, about the interconnections between human evolution and the flammable savanna biome (Keeley and Rundel 2005; Ségalen et al. 2007; Bowman et al. 2008).” Consider the baobab, for example. It has received increasing attention in recent years for its dietary, nutrit

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-30637-3d on the sources of water in their environment and the ways in which they access, manage, and make use of it in all aspects of their way of life. Because most of hominin history has been based on hunting and gathering, it is important to understand the water traditions of this particular mode of ada

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-30637-3f their strategic mobility. However spontaneous it might seem, it is a fundamental requirement of their camping-based hunter-gatherer way of life. Seasonal reckoning is also essential for cultivators and herders, since it is the basis for anticipating optimal conditions for the growth and reproducti

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Health Literacy im Kindes- und Jugendaltermany kinds of beverages have developed in response to high temperatures and the need for hydration, and the abundance of fruits from which drinks can be obtained naturally, or by pressure, dilution, liquidation, or maceration. The baobab provides a variety of beverages. In addition to water, and to

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Dirk Bruland,Patricia Graf,Elena Gro?h sugary reward, often in combination with bright colors and attractive scent. Nurtured by our primate ancestry, the love of sugary foods, including floral nectar and ripe fruit, has led human beings everywhere to regard honey as the epitome of sweetness. Honey has likely been important throughout h

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Ullrich Bauer,Albert Lenz,Janine Br?derbab for the Hadza is its well-known association with a great variety of birds, part of the remarkable biodiversity the tree supports. With its rivers, lakes, and marshes, and its many kinds of fruiting trees, the rich mosaic savanna of the eastern Rift Valley supports a diverse population of residen