The Use of tools by human and non-human primates

The Use of tools by human and non-human primates / edited by A. Berthelet and J. Chavaillon.

Compares the results, and considers the fabrication and use of tools in the course of human evolution, and analyzes the movements dictated to the brain. Tools of wood, stone and metal have often been influenced by needs imposed by the environment leading to technical progress.

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Other Authors: Berthelet, A. (Arlette) (Editor), Chavaillon, Jean (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Oxford [England] : New York : Clarendon Press ; Oxford University Press, 1993.
Series:Oxford science publications.
Fyssen Foundation symposium.
Subjects:
Tools > Congresses.
Tool use in animals > Congresses.
Tools, Prehistoric > Congresses.
Brain > Physiology > Congresses.
Motor ability > Physiological aspects > Congresses.
Ethnology.
Animal behavior.
Primates.
social anthropology.
ethnology.
Primates (order)
Primates
Ethnology
Animal behavior
Brain > Physiology
Motor ability > Physiological aspects
Tool use in animals
Tools
Tools, Prehistoric
Gereedschappen.
Prehistorie.
Mensen.
Primaten.
Outils > Congrès.
Animaux > Moeurs et comportement > Congrès.
Outils préhistoriques > Congrès.
Cerveau > Physiologie > Congrès.
Usage de l'instrument chez les animaux > Congrès.
Anthropologie > Congrès.
proceedings (reports)
Conference papers and proceedings
Conference papers and proceedings.
Actes de congrès.
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