Evolution in the Social Brain
作者： R. I. M. Dunbar , S. Shultz
关键词: Zoology 、 Primate 、 Evolutionary developmental biology 、 Sociality 、 Evolutionary biology 、 Evolution of human intelligence 、 Biology 、 Social relation 、 Social brain 、 Foraging 、 Brain size
摘要: … Social Brain, Social Complexity The broad interpretation of the social brain hypothesis is that individuals living in stable social groups face cognitive demands that individuals living …
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