What Can Extreme Climates Tell Us About Human Evolution? Dr. Cara Ocobock Shares Insights

[@czarina7786]

Awesome Ty. 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@worldofpaleoanthropology]

You are so welcome

[@TaylorDekar]

Thank you, Dr. Ocobock and Seth! This was a fantastic interview!

[@GoldenspikeCrime]

I love this! Thank you both for opening a debate about various sexual divisions of labour during our long evolutionary past, and the way this might have generated differential selection pressures on human physique is very necessary..

[@lydiamcneill7818]

Studying people in extreme climates is so important as this will be out future's. I wish we could stop it in its tracks though :(.

[@czarina7786]

Yea for smart educated young women. So glad to See women in this field having been encouraged to study. My generation was not. Love to You all. 🎉❤

[@jonni2317]

awesome interview!

[@robine9973]

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[@copperhorse4515]

Very enjoyable conversation. Dr. Ocobock is a wonderful educator with a wealth of knowledge! Please have her back soon!

[@czarina7786]

My son asked me What happened before the Big Bang? At age 3. So abstract thinking started when the brain was like a 3 yr old? 😂😂😂😂

[@czarina7786]

This is why we see women with babies on their backs in slings ! Farming. Gathering. Building. Lactate while hunting ? Ya I think so.