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Abteilung für Verhaltensökologie

The Department of Human Behavior, Ecology and Culture investigates the role of culture in human evolution and adaptation. The primary goal is to theorize, design, and conduct longitudinal studies of human adaptation and cultural dynamics in ecological context. By integrating cross-cultural fieldwork with mathematical models and advanced quantitative methods, we hope to contribute to the interdisciplinary study of human evolution and human social dynamics.

Please see the Projects and Fieldwork links on the right for much more information.
 

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First evidence of mother-offspring attachment types in wild chimpanzees

Human Behavior, Ecology and Culture

New study finds wild chimpanzees do not show disorganised attachment

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The origins of language

Human Behavior, Ecology and Culture

Wild chimpanzees alter the meaning of single calls when embedding them into diverse call combinations,…

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Modelling the demography of agricultural transitions

Human Behavior, Ecology and Culture

Researchers develop a new potential standard tool for studying prehistoric transitional periods

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