Energetics of the Hominins : International Symposium  

Congrès, colloques, réunions

 

lundi 11 et mardi 12 juin 2018

Paris - Collège de France

 

 

Colloque organisé par Jean-Jacques Hublin (Chaire internationale de paléoanthropologie - Collège de France)

 

Au programme

 

- The Expensive Brain: predictions and comparative tests / Carel P. van Schaick

 

- Brain energetics and the evolution of human childhood / Christopher Kuzawa

 

- Growing up fast but maturing slowly: a uniquely human pattern of development? / Philipp Gunz

 

- Born to walk, run and rest: the evolution of locomotor energetics in Homo” / Daniel E Lieberman

 

- Reproductive energetics in primates / Cécile Garcia

 

- Neandertal energetic ecology, reproduction, and demography” / Steven E. Churchill

 

- Metabolic Acceleration in the Genus Homo: Brains, Babies, and Bipedalism” / Herman Pontzer

 

- The costs of fire / Amanda Henry

 

- Traces of Fire Use in Pleistocene Europe: Patterns and Interpretations / Wil Roebroeks

 

- The intermittent evidence for fire in Neandertal sites means they were not obligate fire users / Shannon McPherron

 

- 40 years of investigation on ancient hominin diets through isotope studies: limits and solutions / Klervia Jaouen

 

- Partners in chyme: hominin-microbial interactions in energy acquisition / Rachel N. Carmody

 

- Energy cost and gain from prey acquisition and food processing during the Palaeolithic / Camille Daujeard

 

- Mitigating the Metabolic and Other Costs of a Largely Meat-Based Neanderthal Diet / John Speth

 

- Coping with prey seasonal fluctuations: a year in the life of Paleolithic hunters / William Rendu

 

 

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