Background for man : readings in physical anthropology /
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Boston :
Little, Brown,
[1971]
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Table of Contents:
- Physical anthropology: theory and methods, by P. Dolhinow and V. Sarich
- Forces of evolution and their integration, by G. G. Simpson
- The role of systematics in biology, by E. Mayr
- Major steps in vertebrate evolution, by A. S. Romer
- A molecular approach to the question of human origins, by V. Sarich
- The study of human evolution, by S. L. Washburn
- Variation and the taxonomy of the early hominids, by J. T. Robinson
- Review of man-apes or ape-men?, by F. C. Howell
- Homo erectus, by A. Mann
- Human variation in an evolutionary perspective, by V. Sarich
- Genetic aspects of race, by C. Stern
- Genetic aspects of race mixture, by C. Stern
- In praise of waste, by G. Hardin
- The living nonhuman primates, by P. Dolhinow
- Field studies of Old World monkeys and apes, by S. L. Washburn, P. C. Jay, and J. B. Lancaster
- Dimensions of a comparative biology of primate groups, by H. Kummer
- Brain research and behavioural activity, by J. M. R. Delgado
- On the evolution of tool-using behavior, by J. B. Lancaster
- Tool using performances as indicators of behavioral adaptability, by K. R. L. Hall
- The evolution of hunting, by S. L. Washburn and C. S. Lancaster.