Richard W. Byrne in 'Tree of Origin: What Primate Behaviour Can Tell Us about Human Social Evolution' Notes by Georgina Holmes BOOK...

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Here are my notes on 'Tree of Origin', I am in the process of turning what I have read into a summary... here are my points so far