Titlebook: New Aspects of Human Ethology; Alain Schmitt,Klaus Atzwanger,Katrin Sch?fer Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1997 behavi

流動性

Thomas J. Bouchard Jrers in the field.In the field of molecular evolution, inferences about past evolutionary events are made using molecular data from currently living species. With the availability of genomic data from multiple related species, molecular evolution has become one of the most active and fastest growing

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Mutter

Research on Emotions and Future Developments in Human Ethology,hence of human behavior. The chapter begins with a critical review of criteria that have commonly been used in constructing such lists, and argues for heavy reliance on the criteria of adaptive value and affect. Since affect is the most characteristic feature of emotions and seems to induce their pa

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Play Fighting and Real Fighting,ch other in interesting ways..Although superficially similar to real fighting, play fighting is distinct from it, and there are recognised cues which can be used in telling these two behaviours apart. These have been discerned by observational studies, and children too can verbalise many of these cu

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Games Evolution Plays,cooperation is a robust phenomenon. However, the strategy which eventually gets adopted in the population seems to depend sensitively on fine details of the modelling process, so that it becomes difficult to predict the evolutionary outcome in real populations.

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The Communication Paradox and Possible Solutions,ological and theoretical considerations. Even when ethologists think that they already know much about adaptations and the ways in which they interact with the environment, the principles which have been involved in the evolution of increasingly complex human behaviour are still not very well unders