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The Climate Connection: Climate Change and Modern Human Evolution
| AUTHOR | Hetherington, Rene; Hetherington, Renee; Reid, Robert G. B. |
| PUBLISHER | Cambridge University Press (08/05/2012) |
| PRODUCT TYPE | eBook (Open Ebook) |
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Highlights the influence of saltatory evolution and rapid climate change on human evolution, migration and behavioural change. Growing concern over the potential impacts of climate change on our future is clearly evident. In order to better understand our present circumstances and deal effectively with future climate change, society needs to become more informed about the historical connection between climate and humans. The authors' combined research in the fields of climate change, evolutionary biology, Earth sciences and human migration and behaviour complement each other, and have facilitated an innovative and integrated approach to the human evolution-climate connection. The Climate Connection provides an in-depth text linking 135,000 years of climate change with human evolution and implications for our future, for those working and interested in the field and those embarking on upper-level courses on this topic.
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ISBN-13:
9780511750397
ISBN-10:
0511750390
Content Language:
English
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Page Count:
1
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0
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Country of Origin:
US
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BISAC Categories
Science | Environmental Science (see also Chemistry - Environmental)
Science | Earth Sciences - Meteorology & Climatology
Science | Human Geography
Dewey Decimal:
304.25
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Highlights the influence of saltatory evolution and rapid climate change on human evolution, migration and behavioural change. Growing concern over the potential impacts of climate change on our future is clearly evident. In order to better understand our present circumstances and deal effectively with future climate change, society needs to become more informed about the historical connection between climate and humans. The authors' combined research in the fields of climate change, evolutionary biology, Earth sciences and human migration and behaviour complement each other, and have facilitated an innovative and integrated approach to the human evolution-climate connection. The Climate Connection provides an in-depth text linking 135,000 years of climate change with human evolution and implications for our future, for those working and interested in the field and those embarking on upper-level courses on this topic.
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