Why Do Humans Hunt Cooperatively? Ethnohistoric Data Reveal the Contexts, Advantages, and Evolutionary Importance of Communal Hunting

Keyphrases

• Evolutionary 100%
• Human Behavioral Ecology 100%
• Communal Hunting 100%
• Success Rate 50%
• Higher Returns 50%
• Prosocial Behavior 50%
• Rate of Return 50%
• Long Flight 50%
• Hominin 50%
• Late Nineteenth Century 50%
• Foragers 50%
• Great Apes 50%
• Complementary Model 50%
• Archaeological Evidence 50%
• Escape Velocity 50%
• Large Ungulates 50%
• Cooperative Hunting 50%
• Social Production 50%
• Indigenous Societies 50%
• Predator Escape 50%
• Subsistence Resources 50%
• Drive Hunts 50%
• Colonial Influence 50%
• Flight Initiation Distance 50%
• Community-wide 50%
• Social Distribution 50%

Social Sciences

• Hunting 100%
• Human Behavioral Ecology 33%
• Collaboration 33%
• Economic and Social Development 16%
• Late Nineteenth Century 16%
• Prosocial Behavior 16%
• Social Production 16%
• Forager 16%
• Dog 16%