Constraint and adaptation in primate brain evolution

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 24 (2):295-296 (2001)
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Abstract

Constraint has played a major role in brain evolution, but cannot tell the whole story. In primates, adaptive specialization is suggested by the existence of a covarying visual system, and may explain some residual variation in the constraint model. Adaptation may also appear at the microstructural level and in the globally integrated system of brain, body, life history and behavior

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