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Integrating Cultural Evolution into Ecological Dynamic

2026-02-01

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Culture is defined as the information and behavior transmitted through learning from other individuals. Previous studies have demonstrated that cultural traits are widespread among humans and non-human animals. Unlike biological evolution, cultural traits can spread within a population without requiring generational turnover, thus enabling rapid behavioral changes. This suggests that cultural evolution complements...

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Literature Corpus work: 17ec0351-5de7-5593-b0a3-e9286974d2e9
DOI: 10.22541/au.176990771.10567463/v1

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