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

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-0911-0that this continuum may have played in the evolution of our interactions with plants and the origin of medical traditions. Biological and cultural evidence suggest the means by which humans realized and accessed this continuum in the past, providing an important step in the origin of human medical s

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Performing an evolutionary run,however, many issues have not been discussed clearly enough to enable the acceptance of this relationship. From an evolutionary perspective, this relationship between the hallucinogenic properties and medicinal uses of plants may suggest that the use of hallucinogens derived from experimentation wit

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-27635-4morphological, physiological, and genetic consequences. In addition, we analyse the repercussion of domestication on settled life and the arising of civilisation, and their current influence on social organisation and culture. Finally, we analyse the process of modelling of landscapes that predomina

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Evolutionary Multi-Task Optimizationntary processes in cultural evolution and in the relation between people and their understanding of nature. This chapter now turns to the three bases description of human information, and then it turns its attention to social knowledge transfer from an evolutionary perspective. Finally, we discuss h

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Evolution of Humans and by Humans,cation mainly guided through artificial selection, but other evolutionary forces such as genetic drift, gene flow and mutation have incidentally or intentionally influenced evolution under domestication. Studies of evolutionary processes guided by culture are the main purposes of evolutionary ethnob

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