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Re: anti-inbreeding laws
Gil Hardwick (gil@landmark.iinet.net.au)
Sat, 20 May 1995 01:34:27 GMT
In article <>, Lemonhead (karpiak@uiuc.edu) writes:
> But this implies cogantive processes at work, or at least a human
>way of life (eg drawing on a large area for resources) But incest seems
>to date back to at least our CA with chimps. Would the CA need a large
>area to draw upon? Was it concerned with creating outward alliances (and
>was it smart enough to know how to do this through marriage?)
The CA is in California, while the boyos who had enough sense way
back then to start <sci.anthropology.paleo> would no doubt be far
more interested in this discussion on ape ancestors.
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