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One of the reasons humans are so resilient is our ability to mould our behaviour to ever changing situations. It wasn鈥檛 so long ago that many of us hugged when we met. In the middle of a pandemic, in which close contact between people can help spread a deadly virus, we now stand (often awkwardly) two meters apart. This is just one example of our ability to adapt to changing circumstances that can otherwise be harmful. This capacity to cope and respond flexibly to unpredictable changes in our environment has shaped our evolution.
Join us for an exciting series of seminars at 香港六合彩 Evolutionary Anthropology this term!
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