num_pages: 293
description: Taking as a basis the hypotheses which state that humans' ancestors were seed-eaters (as proposed by Clifford J. Jolly in 1970) and then turned and have been graincollectors for the last 14 million years, and the belief that humans' morphological, physiological, and behavioral characteristics are not those of hunter-gatherers or scavenger-gatherers, Graincollection, by Sergio Treviño, examines the origin of all living hominoids (humans, gorillas, chimpanzees, orangutans, gibbons, and siamangs), and concludes that it is a fact that all of them descend from distant graincollectors. It also examines some current human behavioral characteristics and the present status of the human species with respect to all living beings, and concludes that the true instinctive behavioral characteristics of all human beings are currently repressed because we are living within an unnatural social system that is not in accordance with that of our graincollector behavioral characteristics. The main purpose of this book is to call this theory to the attention of the scientific community.
language: English
title: Graincollection: Humans' Natural Ecological Niche
titlecomplete: Graincollection: Humans' Natural Ecological Niche
ratings_count: 2
publisher: Vantage Pr