For example, wild bee communities in remnant forests are stratified vertically in the forest canopy (Urban-Mead et al. 2021) and contain unique species unable to persist in surrounding built-up areas (Harrison et al. 2018; Landsman et al. 2019). Similarly, urban parks that contain patches ...
Overwhelming evidence from archaeology, anthropology, and kindred disciplines is beginning to give us a fairly clear idea of what the last 40,000 years of human history really looked like, and in almost no way does it resemble the conventional narrative. Our species did not, in fact, spend mo...
Kaplan and Robson (2002) argue that it is an adaptation for learning complex extractive subsistence skills, especially hunting. Kaplan et al. (2003) point to the fact that, during early childhood, children’s bodies grow relatively little, whereas their brains reach 95% of adult size by the ...