Gene-culture coevolution: A broader evolutionary perspective

Abstract excerpt

Gene-culture coevolution (GCC) stands out among approaches to human evolution for its ambitious synthesis of biological and social sciences. Combining insights from cultural evolution and human genetics, it has been invoked to explain the evolution of many "species-defining" human traits, from language to large-scale cooperation. However, despite its broad conceptual appeal, empirical evidence for GCC is often per...

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• Biological Evolution
• Evolution, Molecular
• Gene-Environment Interaction
• Hominidae
• Models, Theoretical
• Phenotype
• Selection, Genetic
• Social Environment

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Literature Corpus work

2d2318ae-bc1a-5076-826e-2543ce77d9a7

DOI

10.32942/x2862x