A new study challenged the belief that environmental factors were solely responsible for the shift from hunting and gathering ...

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Mutualistic interactions are mutually beneficial species ... the ecological and evolutionary processes that lead to observed patterns of biodiversity (Bascompte & Jordano 2007, Vasquez et al.

A study reveals how the brain uses 'basis functions' to simplify social decision-making, impacting biases and teamwork ...

The scientists found that rather than keeping track of the performance of each individual player, specific parts of the participants’ brains would react to specific patterns of interaction ...

Interface and interaction patterns for each platform are also examined. Through hands-on exercises and assignments, students will apply an iterative, user-centered process to create unique, engaging ...

The scientists found that rather than keeping track of the performance of each individual player, specific parts of the participants' brains would react to specific patterns of interaction ...