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'Homo sapiens': who are we?: essential traits of our species

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11797/imarina:6312052?label=Repositori URV

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(Repositori Institucional de la Universitat Rovira i Virgili)

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Título:: 'Homo sapiens': who are we?: essential traits of our species
Tema:: History & Philosophy of Science,History and Philosophy of Science,Multidisciplinary; Science and technology studies; Multidisciplinary; Media studies and communication; History and philosophy of science; History & philosophy of science; Ciencias sociales; Ciencias humanas
Descripción:: In this text we analyse the traits, from their genesis, that constitute current human beings with the objective of characterising the biological and cultural evolution of humanity within the evolutionary framework of our genus. Paleoanthropologists organise our differential traits within the animal kingdom hierarchically: the ability to manufacture a wide range of tools and control fire, language, funeral rituals, etc. However, whether these increases in complexity occurred only in our species or if it is a process which other species have also undergone, or will undergo, remains to be explored.
Fuente:: Mètode Annual Review; Mètode Annual Review. (8): 106-113
Autor/Productor:: Eudald Carbonell; José María Bermúdez de Castro; Robert Sala Ramos
Otros colaboradores/productores:: Universitat Rovira i Virgili
Derechos:: openAccess
Fecha:: 2018
Tipo de recurso:: Journal Publications

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