Titlebook: Evolutionary Ethnobiology; Ulysses Paulino Albuquerque,Patrícia Muniz De Mede Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015

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Evolution of Humans and by Humans,e fabrication of tools, approximately 2.5 millions of years before present. Humans originated from Primate relatives through evolutionary processes whose principles explain evolution of all living things. Current humans originated nearly 200,000 years ago in Africa, rapidly populating the Earth. . u

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Evolutionary Ecology and Ethnobiology,gi, and some micro-organisms) that form part of the ecosystems the manage. Such interactions may have evolutionary consequences on: (1) the organisms interacting with humans, (2) the humans themselves, their culture and societies, and (3) the managed ecosystems and landscapes. This perspective indic

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Knowledge Transmission: The Social Origin of Information and Cultural Evolution,rate the available data on their environment through learning (cognition). Therefore, cognition is one of the basic properties that characterize living beings, since even lesser organisms display some kind of learning. This chapter shares the opinion that “humans are a cultural species,” because muc

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Resilience and Adaptation in Social-Ecological Systems,tems maintain their functions and processes upon facing disturbances over time. In this chapter, we present the concepts of resilience and adaptation, aiming to provide a scenario for ethnobiological studies that seek to investigate how social-ecological systems respond to disturbances. Moreover, we

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