Here's an interesting post from John Hawks' blog about a magazine article about running, evolution (and hunting?) enthusiasts who try to see how hard it would be to track a pronghorn in New Mexico.
Apparently they failed. I'm still not convinced that this really debunks the theory that this type of hunting is possible or was important in our evolutionary history, but pretty cool to see people trying it...sounds like fun!
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
on evolution, genetics, human diversity, evolutionary ecology, physiology and more...
About Me
Links
- Dienekes' Anthropology Blog
- Gene Expression
- Genetic Future
- John Hawks Weblog
- Eye on DNA
- The Genetic Genealogist
- Afarensis
- Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
- Anthropology in the News
- Evolgen
- Four Stone Hearth - The Anthropology Blog Carnival
- UNM Human Evolutionary and Behavioral Sciences
- Yann's UNM Website
4 comments:
Absolutely "hard to believe". A brain of any size 'requires' one to expend the least amount of energy to accomplish any task. Indeed, isn't that why it's there?
Pascvaks
hello i like a lot your blog, has very good information about cars. thanks by sharing this information
Very informative and helpful. This is a nice information shared here. Keep Posting :)
Nice Post
Thanks
Bio synthesis
If Your Interested About
Custom Peptide
Peptide Synthesis
RNA Synthesis
Cell Line Authentication
Amino-Acid-Analysis
DNA Synthesis
So, please visit on this
Post a Comment