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Infanticide: Comparative and Evolutionary Perspectives, by G. Hausfather and S. B. Hrdy.
Locomotor performance of animals is of considerable interest from management, physiological, ecological and evolutionary perspectives.
The developmental and evolutionary perspectives provide particularly useful tools for the analysis of life systems in NSB.
The valuable role of VP/OT-like peptides on memory processes offers new evolutionary perspectives on peptidergic transmission and neuromodulation.
However, he had taken several courses in the life sciences at his university, and all of them had been "taught from evolutionary perspectives".
More importantly, the author presents evolutionary perspectives on warzone-related PTSD, Combat-Stress Reaction, Combat-related Stress, Operational-Stress, and other deployment-stress-induced symptoms.
Reaching back to the curriculum at Edinburgh in the 1700s and onward, evolutionary perspectives in medicine were at one time provided under the subjects of comparative anatomy, geographic medicine, and natural history (Burnet and White 1972; Anderson 2004).
In a similar vein, some students see evolutionary perspectives on humans as reducing culture to mere biology and depriving it of the value and meaning that a cultural practice holds for those who adhere to it.
