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Climate Change and the Evolution of Cultural Transmission in the Human Lineage
Abstract To investigate whether climate influenced the evolution of cultural transmission in the hominin lineage, we compared transmission strategies associated with archaeological innovations dated between 3.3 Ma and 6 ka with a continuous global palaeoclimate record. Transmission was assessed acro
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