Uncontrolled overgrowth of cells, such as in cancer, is an unavoidable risk in life that affects
nearly every second individual in industrialized countries. However, in part this risk can be …

Homo sapiens evolved in East Africa and had dark skin, hair, and eyes, in order to protect
against deleterious consequences of intensive UV radiation at equatorial latitudes. Intensive …

In anthropoid primates, social grooming is the principal mechanism (mediated by the central
nervous system endorphin system) that underpins social bonding. However, the time …

There is a significant relationship between ambient temperature and mortality. In healthy
individuals with no underlying co-morbid conditions, there is an efficient heat regulation …

Adaptations associated with shifting from a predominately forested habitat to a more open
environment are considered a crucial step in hominin evolution. Understanding how …

Skin pigmentation is the most variable human characteristic that can be observed and has
been used throughout history to classify humans into distinct groups. Many factors influence …

Do we need an archaeology of mothering? For prehistoric periods, I would argue, we need
to challenge notions of parenting and child care that may subconsciously shape …

What separates us from nature?--A wider view--When agriculture once made sense--Time to
forget about food, and remember naked people--An unusual evolutionary history--Natural …

Sweating is an unusual thermoregulatory strategy for most mammals, yet is critical for
humans. This trait is commonly hypothesized to result from human ancestors moving from a …

This descriptive study aimed to examine entrepreneurship's and intrapreneurship's roles in
translating innovation intention into performance by examining Australian businesses. The …