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The origins of modern humans can be explained by studying biological, social, and cultural evolution. Cultural and biological evolution have influenced each other through a feedback loop where bipedalism allowed tool use which improved diets and enabled larger brains which further advanced tools. Cultural evolution refers to the development of more complex human cultures in response to factors like climate change and population growth. Biological evolution is based on Charles Darwin's theory of natural selection, where traits that help organisms survive and reproduce are passed on, driving the evolution of species over generations.
The origins of modern humans can be explained by studying biological, social, and cultural evolution. Cultural and biological evolution have influenced each other through a feedback loop where bipedalism allowed tool use which improved diets and enabled larger brains which further advanced tools. Cultural evolution refers to the development of more complex human cultures in response to factors like climate change and population growth. Biological evolution is based on Charles Darwin's theory of natural selection, where traits that help organisms survive and reproduce are passed on, driving the evolution of species over generations.
The origins of modern humans can be explained by studying biological, social, and cultural evolution. Cultural and biological evolution have influenced each other through a feedback loop where bipedalism allowed tool use which improved diets and enabled larger brains which further advanced tools. Cultural evolution refers to the development of more complex human cultures in response to factors like climate change and population growth. Biological evolution is based on Charles Darwin's theory of natural selection, where traits that help organisms survive and reproduce are passed on, driving the evolution of species over generations.
The origins of modern human can be explained by studying
the BIOLOGICAL, SOCIAL and CULTURAL Evolution. Biological and Cultural Evolution
Cultural & Biological Evolution:
Cultural and biological evolution have influenced each other. Selection for a bipedal lifestyle (biological evolution) freed up the hands making later cultural developments possible. Likewise, the development of early tools (cultural evolution) resulted in an improved diet, which in turn allowed for the selection (biological evolution) of a larger brain. This in turn aided the further development of tools and so on and so forth. Cultural and biological evolution have fuelled each- other resulting in the fairly rapid evolution of Humans with large brains and sophisticated technologies. Cultural Evolution or sociocultural evolution, on the other hand, refers, to the changes or development in cultures from a simple form to a more complex form of human culture.
Sociocultural; evolution happens as a result of
human adaptation to different factors like climatic changes and population increase. Biological evolution is based on the theory of evolution that was introduced by the famous English naturalist and geologist CHARLES DARWIN (1809- 1882) In his study, Darwin hypothesized that the evolution of species happens through the process of natural selection. Natural Selection, according to Darwin, was the reason for the occurrence of evolution. According to Darwin, the environment favors certain organisms and hose organisms that survive can pass on their traits.
Natural selection has three important principles. These are
variation, heritability and differential reproductive success. Darwins natural selection hypothesized that: 1.Every species is made up of a variety of individuals wherein some are better adapted to their environments compared to others. 2.Organisms produce progeny with different sets of traits that can be inherited. 3.Organisms that have traits most suitable to their environment will survive and transfer these variations to their offspring in subsequent generations.
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