… Italian-born geneticist Luigi Luca Cavalli-Sforza. He has among … In this article, I follow
Cavalli-Sforza’s path in order to retrace … and Lurquin, 2005: 139–51). They used a more efficient …

… evolutionary implications of the compassion for sick people reported by Linda Stone and Paul
Lurquin (2007). … Human biological and cultural diversity was beginning to be investigated …

… long-term relationships between nature and culture, evolution and history. They will allow
us to answer a suite of key questions about human evolution and hunter-gatherer adaptations: …

… In his view, almost like a harbinger of the bio-cultural evolutionary model to come (Stone,
Lurquin, Cavalli-Sforza 2006), are encompassed both the biological domain and the cultural …

… It is the materiality, the reified ideas, and cultural traits (Stone, Lurquin and Cavalli Sforza
2007) that make possible the sharing of experiences. Things (namely, the built environment) …

… the organization of human socio-cultural system” (Paul 11)… cultural-genetic coevolution
and have coined up surnames which breached the strictness of transmission (See: Cavalli-Sforza …

… Call for a worldwide survey of human genetic diversity: a vanishing oppor… 2007. Linguistic
tone is related to the population frequency of the adaptive haplogroups of two brain size genes…

It is fascinating that something so complex and meaningful as language exists. Indeed,
language and communication make us human: we are what we are because we have language. …

… and questions of individuals like Linda Kalof and Georgina … stone buildings and tribute
arrangements like forced labor were needed to resemble the Spanish and european cultural …

… What Paul Klee sketched in an exemplary way in 1920 in his Creative Credo (Sch�pfer- … ,
1994; Stone, Lurquin and Cavalli Sforza, 2007). In this sense, we are naturally artificial, cultural …