How Humans Evolved

Robert T. Boyd

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Aiming to set the standard at an introductory level, this text should appeal to professors who want their students to approach the study of human behaviour in a more scientific way. Emphasizing the cognitive approach, it covers all topics in the field, updated for this third edition.

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