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The Evolution of Modern Human Diversity


Series: CAMBRIDGE STUDIES IN BIOLOGICAL AND EVOLUTIONARY ANTHROPOLOGY SERIES 18
A Study on Cranial Variation
Marta Mirazon Lahr
416 pages, b/w figs, tabs, maps.
Cambridge University Press
 
Softcover | 2005 | £39.99 | approx. $80/€51

#156158 | ISBN-10: 052102031X
Hardcover | 1996 | £79.99 | approx. $159/€102

#51661 | ISBN-10: 0521473934
Exactly how modern humans evolved is a subject of intense debate. This book deals with the evolution of modern humans from an archaic ancestor and the differentiation of modern populations from each other. The first section of the book investigates whether modern populations arose from regional archaic hominid groups that were already different from each other, and argues that in fact, most lines of evidence support a single, recent origin of modern humans in Africa. Dr Lahr then goes on to examine ways in which this diversification could have occurred, given what we know from fossils, archaeological remains and the relationships of existing populations today. This book will be a must for all those interested in human evolution.
 
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