古人類学ハンドブック（全３巻）<br>Handbook of Paleoanthropology - Vol I : Principles, Methods and Approaches Vol II : Primate Evolution and Human Origins Vol III : Phylogeny of Hominids

古人類学ハンドブック（全３巻）
Handbook of Paleoanthropology - Vol I : Principles, Methods and Approaches Vol II : Primate Evolution and Human Origins Vol III : Phylogeny of Hominids

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基本説明

現代の古人類学が扱う全領域をカバーする最新のレファレンス。古人類学の原則、研究手法、霊長類の起源や進化、行動、適応について、人類および親類に該当する化石データ、化石への分子的アプローチなどを収録。
Volume 1 reviews principles, methods, and approaches, recounting recent advances and state-of-the-art knowledge in phylogenetic analysis, palaeoecology and evolutionary theory and philosophy. Volume 2 is devoted to primate origins, evolution, behaviour, and adaptive variety, emphasizing integration of fossil data with the considerable contemporary knowledge of the behaviour and ecology of living primates in natural environments. Volume 3 deals with the fossil and molecular evidence for the evolution of Homo sapiens and its fossil relatives.

Full Description

This 3-volume handbook brings together contributions by the world's leading specialists that reflect the broad spectrum of modern palaeoanthropology, thus presenting an indispensable resource for professionals and students alike. Vol. 1 reviews principles, methods, and approaches, recounting recent advances and state-of-the-art knowledge in phylogenetic analysis, palaeoecology and evolutionary theory and philosophy. Vol. 2 examines primate origins, evolution, behaviour, and adaptive variety, emphasizing integration of fossil data with contemporary knowledge of the behaviour and ecology of living primates in natural environments. Vol. 3 deals with fossil and molecular evidence for the evolution of Homo sapiens and its fossil relatives.

Contents

Volume 1: Principles, Methods, and Approaches Editorial: Paleoanthropology - A Multidisciplinary Approach (Henke & Tattersall) Chap. 1: Historical Overview of Paleoanthropological Research (Henke) Chap. 2: Evolutionary Theory in Philosophical Focus (Huneman) Chap. 3: The Ontogeny-Phylogeny Nexus in a Nutshell: Implications for Primatology and Paleoanthropology (Menke) Chap. 4: Principles of Taxonomy and Classification: Current Procedures for Naming and Classifying Organisms (Ohl) Chap. 5: Quantitative Approaches to Phylogenetics (Folinsbee, Evans, Frobisch, Tsuji & Brooks) Chap. 6: Homology: a Philosophical and Biological Perspective (Rieppel) Chap. 7: Taphonomic and Diagenetic Processes (Grupe) Chap. 8: Archaeology (Haidle) Chap. 9: Contribution of Stable Light Isotopes to Paleoenviromental Reconstruction (Lee-Thorp & Sponheimer) Chap. 10: Chronometric Methods in Paleoanthropology (Wagner) Chap. 11: Geological Background of Hominid Sites in Africa (Kullmer) Chap. 12: Paleoclimate (Alverson) Chap. 13: Paleosol (Retallack) Chap. 14: Quaternary Deposits and Paleosites (Jaeger) Chap. 15: Zoogeography - Primate and Early Hominin Distribution and Migration Patterns (A. Turner & O'Regan) Chap. 16: Patterns of Diversification and Extinction (Etter) Chap. 17: Paleoecology - an Adequate Window on the Past? (Hardt, T., Hardt, B. & Menke) Chap. 18: Hominin Paleodiets: The Contribution of Stable Isotopes (Sponheimer & Lee-Thorp) Chap. 19: Estimation of Basic Life History Data of Fossil Hominoids (Hemmer) Chap. 20: Population Genetics and Paleoanthropology (Relethford) Chap. 21: AncientDNA (Hummel) Chap. 22: The Paleodemography of Extinct Hominin Populations (Mann & Monge) Chap. 23: Modelling the Past: The Primatological Approach (Sussmann & Hart) Chap. 24: Modelling the Past: The Ethnological Approach (Biagi) Chap. 25: Modelling the Past: The Linguistic Approach (Comrie) Chap. 26: General Principles of Evolutionary Morphology (Macho) Chap. 27: Computer-based Reconstruction: Technical Aspects and Applications (Ulhaas) Chap. 28: Prospects and Pitfalls (Hublin) Editorial: Critical Evaluation (Henke & Tattersall) Volume 2: Primate Evolution and Human Origins Editorial: Morphology and Paleoenvironment (Henke & Tattersall) Chap. 1: Primate Origins and Supraordinal Relationships: Morphological Evidence (Silcox, Sargis, Bloch & Boyer) Chap. 2: Molecular Evidence on Primate Origins and Evolution (Zischler) Chap. 3: Fossil Record of the Primates from the Paleocene to the Oligocene (Rasmussen) Chap. 4: Fossil Record of Miocene Hominoids (Begun) Chap. 5: The Biotic Environments of the Late Miocene Hominoids (Agusti) Chap. 6: Postcranial and Locomotor Adaptations of Hominoids (Ward) Chap. 7: Hominoid Cranial Diversity and Adaptation (Bilsborough & Rae) Chap. 8: Dental Adaptations of African Apes (Teaford & Ungar) Chap. 9: Evolution of the Primate Brain (Falk) Chap. 10: Primate Life Histories (Zimmermann & Radespiel) Chap. 11: The Biology and Evolution of Ape and Monkey Feeding (Lambert) Chap. 12: Great Ape Social Systems (Meder) Chap. 13: Primate Intelligence (Byrne) Chap. 14: Chimpanzee Hunting Behaviour (Newton-Fisher) Chap. 15: Cooperation, Coalition, Alliances (Hemelrijk) Editorial: Critical Evaluation (Henke & Tattersall) Volume 3: Phylogeny of Hominids Editorial: Who we are, where we go? (Henke & Tattersall) Chap. 1: Potential Hominoid Ancestors for Hominidae (Koufos) Chap. 2: Defining Hominidae (Schwartz) Chap. 3: Origins of Homininae and Putative Selection Pressures Acting on the Early Hominins (Pawlowski) Chap. 4: Role of Environmental Stimuli in Hominid Origins (Vrba) Chap. 5: Origin of Bipedal Locomotion (Harcourth-Smith) Chap. 6: The Earliest Putative Hominids (Senut) Chap. 7: The Species and Diversity of Australopiths (Kimbel) Chap. 8: Defining the Genus Homo Morphologically (Collard) Chap. 9: The Earliest Putative Homo Fossils (Schrenk, Bromage & Kullmer) Chap. 10: Homo ergaster and Its Contemporaries (Tattersall) Chap. 11: Defining Homo erectus: Size Considered (Anton, Spoor, Fellmann & Swisher III) Chap. 12: Later Middle Pleistocene Homo (Rightmire) Chap. 13: Neanderthals and their Contemporaries (Harvati) Chap. 14: Origin of Modern Humans (Brauer) Chap. 15: Analysing Hominid Phylogeny (Strait, Grine & Fleagle) Chap. 16: Biomolecules (Disotell) Chap. 17: Population Biology and Population Genetics of Pleistocene Hominins (Templeton) Chap. 18: Species Concepts and Speciation - Facts and Fantasies (Groves) Chap. 19: Human Environmental Impact in the Paleolithic and Neolithic (Nentwig) Chap. 20: The Dentition of American Indians: Evolutionary Results and Demographic Implications Following Colonization from Siberia (Turner II & Scott) Chap. 21: Overview of Paleolithic Archaeology (Toth & Schick) Chap. 22: The Network of Brain, Body, Language, and Culture (Mithen) Chap. 23: An Overview of the Patterns of Behavioural Change in Africa and Eurasia during the Middle and Late Pleistocene (Conard) Chap. 24: Paleoanthropology and the Foundation of Ethics - Methodological Remarks on the Problem of Criteriology (Weingarten & Gutmann) Synopsis: Homo: primus inter pares (Henke & Tattersall)