The speciation of modern Homo Sapiens / edited by Tim J. Crow.

Other author Crow, T. J. (Timothy J.)
Format Book
Publication InfoOxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, 2002.
Descriptioniv, 265 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
Supplemental ContentTable of contents
Subjects

SeriesProceedings of the British Academy ; 106
Proceedings of the British Academy 106. ^A299844
Contents The morphological and behavioural origins of modern humans / Chris Stringer -- Archaeology and the origins of modern humans : European and African perspectives / Paul Mellars -- The case for saltational events in human evolution / Ian Tattersall -- Grades and transitions in human evolution / Mark Collard -- From protolanguage to language / Derek Bickerton -- Is the neural basis of vocalisation different in non-human primates and Homo sapiens? / Detlev Ploog -- Laterality and human speciation / Michael C. Corballis -- When did directional asymmetry enter the record? / James Steele -- Bihemispheric language : how the two hemispheres collaborate in the processing of language / Norman D. Cook -- Sexual selection, timing and an X-Y homologous gene : did Homo sapiens speciate on the Y chromosome? / Tim J. Crow -- What can the Y chromosome tell us about the origin of modern humans? / Chris Tyler-Smith -- Do the hominid-specific regions of X-Y homology contain candidate genes potentially involved in a critical event linked to speciation? / Carole A. Sargent, Patricia Blanco & Nabeel A. Affara -- Preferential sex linkage of sexually selected genes / Klaus Reinhold.
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Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references.
LCCN 2002491190
ISBN0197262465

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