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Warfare, Ethics, Ethology Evolutionary fundamentals for conflict and cooperation

2020-05-03

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<p>The aim of this article is to set a macro-historical narrative concerning the emergence of warfare and social ethics as symplesiomorphic features in the lineage of Homo sapiens. This means that these two behavioral aspects, representative of a very selected branch in the phylogenetic tree of the Primate order, are shared by the two lineages of great African apes that diverged from a common ancestor around six m...

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285e854d-08d8-523b-87a1-fc9daa33e74b
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10.31234/osf.io/mez2f
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