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The paper models how assortative mating in Rift Valley settings with feedback loops influenced hominin brain enlargement through environmental and social factors.
The paper proposes a feedback loop involving ecological and behavioral factors that may have driven brain enlargement in hominins over 2.4 million years without relying on Darwinian selective survival.
The paper models how evolutionary traits can hitchhike to fixation through boom-and-bust feedback loops in grassland ecosystems involving grazers and hominin predators.