Were We Scavengers? Meat-Eating & Human Evolution ~ with Professor BRIANA POBINER
Channel: Evolution Soup
Date: 2020-05-17

BRIANA POBINER is a Research Scientist and Museum Educator in the Human Origins Program at the Smithsonian Institution and her fields of interest include paleoanthropology and the evolution of the human diet.

MARK from Evolution Soup talks to Briana about the impact of meat-eating on human evolution and brain growth over time. We also explore how hominids obtained their meat. Were our ancestors all gung-ho hunters, or did we scavenge as well?

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LINKS:

Twitter: @HumanOrigins

Site: https://humanorigins.si.edu/about/human-origins-program-team/briana-pobiner


Smithsonian:

Site: https://www.si.edu/

Instagram /Twitter: @smithsonian


ALSO:

Inside The Rising Star Cave: https://www.shorturl.at/lENQZ

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