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Race, Evolution, and Behaviour A Life History Perspective

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By: J Philippe Rushton
358 pages, Figs, tabs
Race, Evolution, and Behaviour
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  • Race, Evolution, and Behaviour ISBN: 9781560009436 Paperback Apr 1997 Out of Print #66834
  • Race, Evolution, and Behaviour ISBN: 9781560001461 Hardback Jul 1994 Out of Print #55282
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Argues that when modern humans migrated out of Africa, perhaps only 100,000 years ago, the colder Eurasian climate selected for larger brains, more advanced planning, greater family stability, and increased longevity, with concomitant reductions in sex hormone, speed of maturation, reproductive potency, and aggressiveness.

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