ANNOUNCEMENT OF COURSES, UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI RECORD

By E. KAUNO

GUTS AND BRAINS: AN INTEGRATIVE APPROACH TO THE HOMININ RECORD NOTES ON THE IMPLICATIONS OF THE EXPENSIVE TISSUE HYPOTHESIS FOR HUMAN BIOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL EVOLUTION ENERGETICS AND THE EVOLUTION OF BRAIN SIZE IN EARLY HOMO THE EVOLUTION OF DIET, BRAIN AND LIFE HISTORY AMONG PRIMATES AND HUMANS WHY HOMININS HAD BIG BRAINS ECOLOGICAL HYPOTHESES FOR HUMAN BRAIN EVOLUTION: EVIDENCE FOR SKILL AND LEARNING PROCESSES IN THE ETHNOGRAPHIC LITERATURE ON HUNTING HAAK EN STEEK – THE TOOL THAT ALLOWED HOMININS TO COLONIZE THE AFRICAN SAVANNA AND TO FLOURISH THERE WOMEN OF THE MIDDLE LATITUDES THE EARLIEST PEOPLING OF EUROPE FROM A FEMALE PERSPECTIVE THE DIET OF EARLY HOMININS: SOME THINGS WE NEED TO KNOW BEFORE “READING” THE MENU FROM THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL RECORD DIET SHIFT AT THE MIDDLE/UPPER PALAEOLITHIC TRANSITION IN EUROPE? THE STABLE ISOTOPE EVIDENCE THE EVOLUTION OF THE HUMAN NICHE: INTEGRATING MODELS WITH THE FOSSIL RECORD