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Human behaviour and environmental change
September 5, 2005 by stevecody, 4 years 11 weeks ago
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When you look at the inhumanity/humanity that has emerged from a catastrophic event like New Orleans, you might wonder which behaviour mode ensures better survival of the species.
It would be an interesting extension to this investigation to see if any genetic variation occured as Easter Island declined which might indicate that a certain bloodline - the one that was fittest to survive - came to the fore.