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SUMMARY:Lunch @UCBerkeley with Robert Dudley – Drunken monkeys and human alcoholism
URL:http://wcsj2017.org/session/lunch-ucberkeley-with-robert-dudley-drunken-monkeys-and-flying-ants/
DESCRIPTION:[gdlr_button href="http:/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/WCSJ@UC-GuideV10.pdf" target="_blank" size="small" background="#fff" color="#ff5f38" with_border="yes" border_color="#ccc"]DOWNLOADABLE GUIDE TO SUNDAY EVENTS [/gdlr_button] Can animals tell us something about our thirst for booze? Robert Dudley argues that humanity's attraction to alcohol goes back some 18 million years, to the origin of the great apes, and perhaps even 45 million years with the origin of fruit-eating primates. His novel evolutionary interpretation of primate's attraction to alcohol explains both routine low-level consumption of…
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