University of Exeter

DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY


Evolution of Human Behaviour Seminar Course

The phylogenetic background: behaviour of non-human primates


Introductory

Primate social behaviour: General

Primate behaviour: Specific issues and particular species

Evolving towards humans?

Questions for discussion

  1. Does social behaviour reflect taxonomy within the primates?
  2. Is there evidence of increasing intelligence within the primates as they get more human-like?
  3. From the primate evidence, what is likely to be the "natural" social organization for humans?

Stephen Lea

University of Exeter
Department of Psychology
Washington Singer Laboratories
Exeter EX4 4QG
United Kingdom
Tel +44 1392 264626
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