reticulate evolution and humans origins and ecology dec 2008

[...]... evolution and shellfish 6.2.2 Reticulate evolution and fish: trout 6.2.3 Reticulate evolution and fish: peacock bass 6.2.4 Reticulate evolution and fish: cod 6.2.5 Reticulate evolution and fish: eels 6.2.6 Reticulate evolution and fish: Dolly Varden 6.2.7 Reticulate evolution and fish: tuna 6.2.8 Reticulate evolution and birds: ducks 6.2.9 Reticulate evolution and birds: partridge 6.2.10 Reticulate evolution. .. evolution and mammals: sheep 6.2.11 Reticulate evolution and mammals: goats 6.2.12 Reticulate evolution and mammals: chamois 6.2.13 Reticulate evolution and mammals: banteng/kouprey 6.2.14 Reticulate evolution and mammals: cattle 6.2.15 Reticulate evolution and mammals: kob and waterbuck 6.2.16 Reticulate evolution and mammals: oryx and sable antelope 6.2.17 Reticulate evolution and mammals: elephants and. .. 5.3.1 Reticulate evolution and the donkey 5.3.2 Reticulate evolution and the water buffalo 5.4 Reticulate evolution and human clothing 5.4.1 Reticulate evolution and cotton 5.4.2 Reticulate evolution and deerskins 5.4.3 Reticulate evolution and caribou/reindeer skins 5.5 Reticulate evolution of fuel, building materials, corks, and containers 5.5.1 Reticulate evolution of wood products—fuel 5.5.2 Reticulate. .. mammoths 6.2.18 Reticulate evolution and mammals: pigs 6.2.19 Reticulate evolution and mammals: hares and rabbits 6.3 Summary and conclusions 7 Reticulate evolution and beneficial organisms—part III 7.1 7.2 Reticulate evolution and the formation of organisms utilized by humans Reticulate evolution and plant-based food sources 7.2.1 Reticulate evolution and honey 7.2.2 Reticulate evolution and root crops:... potato 7.2.3 Reticulate evolution and root crops: cassava 7.2.4 Reticulate evolution and root crops: yams 7.2.5 Reticulate evolution and seed crops: pearl millet 7.2.6 Reticulate evolution and seed crops: wheat 7.2.7 Reticulate evolution and seed crops: Eragrostis 7.2.8 Reticulate evolution and seed crops: peanut 7.2.9 Reticulate evolution and seed crops: rice 7.2.10 Reticulate evolution and seed crops:... Summary and conclusions 4 47 53 64 65 68 70 72 79 80 Reticulate evolution and beneficial organisms—part I 81 5.1 Reticulate evolution and the formation of organisms utilized by humans 5.2 Reticulate evolution and human companions 5.2.1 Reticulate evolution and canids 5.2.2 Reticulate evolution and the domestic cat/wildcat assemblage 5.2.3 Reticulate evolution and genets 5.3 Reticulate evolution and human... Reticulate evolution of wood products—building materials 5.5.3 Reticulate evolution of wood products—cork 5.5.4 Reticulate evolution of containers—bottle gourds 5.6 Reticulate evolution of drugs 5.6.1 Reticulate evolution and atropine 5.6.2 Reticulate evolution and essential oils 5.6.3 Reticulate evolution and chocolate 5.6.4 Reticulate evolution and tobacco 5.6.5 Reticulate evolution and alcohol 5.6.6 Reticulate. .. 7.2.17 Reticulate evolution and fruit crops: coconut 7.2.18 Reticulate evolution and fruit crops: pepino 7.2.19 Reticulate evolution and fruit crops: citrus 7.2.20 Reticulate evolution and sugarcane Summary and conclusions 153 154 155 156 157 158 8.1 Reticulate evolution and the development of human disease vectors and diseases 8.2 Reticulate evolution and human disease vectors 8.2.1 Reticulate evolution. .. Reticulate evolution and Triatoma, the vector for Chagas disease 8.2.2 Reticulate evolution and Simulium, the vector for river blindness 8.2.3 Reticulate evolution and Culex species 8.2.4 Reticulate evolution and Anopheles species 8.3 Reticulate evolution and human diseases 8.3.1 Reticulate evolution and viral pathogens 8.3.2 Reticulate evolution and bacterial pathogens 8.3.3 Reticulate evolution and protozoan... pathogens 8.3.4 Reticulate evolution and protist pathogens 8.3.5 Reticulate evolution and fungal pathogens 8.3.6 Reticulate evolution and parasitic roundworms 8.4 Summary and conclusions 158 159 159 161 162 162 164 165 169 175 178 179 180 181 Epilogue 182 9.1 Reticulate evolution and humans: what have we learned? 9.2 Reticulate evolution and humans: how do we apply what we have learned 9 Reticulate evolution . Reticulate evolution and chocolate 102 5.6.4 Reticulate evolution and tobacco 103 5.6.5 Reticulate evolution and alcohol 104 5.6.6 Reticulate evolution and coffee 105 5.6.7 Reticulate evolution and. evolution and genets 90 5.3 Reticulate evolution and human burden bearers 91 5.3.1 Reticulate evolution and the donkey 91 5.3.2 Reticulate evolution and the water buffalo 92 5.4 Reticulate evolution and. by humans 81 5.2 Reticulate evolution and human companions 83 5.2.1 Reticulate evolution and canids 83 5.2.2 Reticulate evolution and the domestic cat/wildcat assemblage 88 5.2.3 Reticulate evolution