Bonobos and the Roots of Fairness: Inequity Aversion in Primates
Bonobos reject unequal rewards, even at a cost — what inequity aversion in primates reveals about the evolutionary roots of fairness and cooperation, for UPSC Anthropology.
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Bonobos reject unequal rewards, even at a cost — what inequity aversion in primates reveals about the evolutionary roots of fairness and cooperation, for UPSC Anthropology.
A Science Advances study of a Neanderthal child (‘Tina’) with Down syndrome points to caregiving and social behaviour — a strong Paper 1 example for UPSC Anthropology.
Why men are on average taller than women – the genetics, hormones and evolutionary basis of human sexual dimorphism in stature, for UPSC Anthropology.
The Xujiayao hominin from China had one of the largest known Middle Pleistocene brains, challenging the idea of steady brain-size growth — key Paper 1 content for UPSC Anthropology.
Denisovans lived on the Tibetan Plateau and overlapped with modern humans; their EPAS1 gene helps Tibetans survive at high altitude — key human-evolution content for UPSC Anthropology Paper 1.