BioEssays 1/2020

Bioessays 42 (1):2070013 (2020)
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Graphical AbstractA hunter gatherer in our evolutionary history would have faced many threats when physically active, including the risks of predation, snakebite and fractured limbs. In article number 1900156, John R. Speakman argues that these threats in our evolutionary past selected us to be as sedentary as possible. Image credit: Stephanie Summers.

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