The breakthrough in reconstructing a Neanderthal genome has been mirrored across Asia in equally remarkable work on the human group that has become known as the "Denisovans".
Google your favorite despised human group — Jews, blacks, Arabs, gays, and so on — along with words like "vermin," "roaches," or "animals," and it will all come spilling out.
Horse whispering has helped me see how horses are natural peacemakers and how the herd dynamic can be a model for human group behavior.
Pygmy, in anthropology, member of any human group whose adult males grow to less than 59 inches (150 cm) in average height.
Because a certain degree of selfless behavior is essential to the smooth performance of any human group, selflessness run amok can crop up in political contexts.
For a bigger human group, Social contexts could not be ignored.
These results demonstrated that membrane oxidation strongly stimulates human group IIa secretory phospholipase A2 activity toward apoptotic cells.
The finger bone is clearly human, however it is not possible to tell from which human group it comes without further paleontological evidence.
Hofstede (1980), 25 defines culture as "the collective programming of the mind which distinguishes the members of one human group from another...[and] includes systems of values".
CSR campaigns such as Pink and the Red Hat Society certainly appeal to consumers who are concerned about the benefits for a human group or others' welfare.
Relying on content analysis alone was likely to neglect richer details about "the natural everyday world of human group life" (Wilson 1985, p. 398).
