Diálogo con Axel Ramírez: las fronteras de la antropología y la antropología de las fronteras by Mauro Cerbino

“… Este documento hace referencia a un diálogo con el profesor Axel Ramírez que nos explica acerca de que el homo sapiens ya no existe, ahora estamos frente a un horno clasificator: somos seres humanos que clasificamos todos los eventos de la vida cotidiana. …”
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TRANSHUMANISM IN RUSSIA: SOCIAL ACTIVIVITIES by Olga V. Polyakova

“…The followers ofthe new ideology stand for the further evolution of Homo sapiens with the aid of new technologies. Immortality is declared to be the ultimate objective of their activity. …”
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Interdisciplinary theology as public theology by J. Wentzel van Huyssteen

“…This opens up the possibility for converging arguments, from both theology and paleoanthropology, that ever since prehistory symbolic behavior in Homo sapiens has always included religious awareness. …”
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La mano y el algoritmo. Una antropología compleja ante los desafíos tecnológicos del presente by Luciano Espinosa

“…Pero hay otras teorías antropológicas que entienden al ser humano como un ciclo bio-cultural en busca de sentido, dentro de una visión compleja del homo sapiens-demens y del homo faber-ludens. Esta definición alternativa posibilita una idea de libertad enriquecida y exige un control democrático de las grandes decisiones tecnológicas.…”
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Cuerpo, emociones, cultura by José Félix Angulo Rasco

“…A continuación introducimos, de la mano de los estudios de primatología de Michael Tomasello, el papel de la cultura, la intencionalidad y las comunidades cognitivas en el desarrollo del homo sapiens , su sociabilidad, su educación y su evolución misma. …”
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Evolutionary View of Liver Pathology by Katalin Dezső, Sándor Paku, Mária‐Manuela Juhász, László Kóbori, Péter Nagy

“…Today, with a rapidly widening gap between the biology of Homo sapiens and its environment, maladaptation or maladaptive disorders can be detected in almost all diseases, including liver dysfunction. …”
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Les dents moustériennes de la grotte Boccard, lieu-dit Bas-de-Morant (commune de Créancey, Côte-d'Or, Bourgogne) by Bruno Maureille, François Djindjian, Maria Dolorès Garralda, Alan E. Mann, Bernard Vandermeersch

“…The metrical and morphological, descriptive and comparative studies of these remains enable us to integrate them within the variability of Neanderthal teeth and to exclude them from the variability of recent Homo sapiens sapiens. The Boccard cave teeth have no evidence of pathology, their dimensions are average and they present no special characteristics, except perhaps the lower molar, which may present a voluminous calcification of its pulp.…”
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C. McGinn. Selfish Genes and Moral Parasites / trans. from Engl. A. V. Nekhaev by A. V. Nekhaev

“…A proper understanding of such behaviours must take into account the evidence of our best biological theories, which indicate that in the animal world (including Homo Sapiens Sapiens) there is no place for genuine altruism. …”
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From the ethology of animals to the human ecology by Zbigniew Łepko

“…Today it isn’t possible to predict the future of Homo sapiens on our planet, however, it is our duty to prepare for our struggle to survive. …”
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Human dignity, speciesism, and the value of life by Grzegorz Hołub

“…Specifically, it addresses the idea of speciesism, a term coined by Peter Singer, whereby human life is endowed with special significance because of its membership in the species Homo sapiens. For Singer, it is an example of erroneous thinking. …”
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The Redox System in C. elegans, a Phylogenetic Approach by Andrew D. Johnston, Paul R. Ebert

“…We use protein sequences from central redox systems in Homo sapiens, Drosophila melanogaster, and Saccharomyces cerevisiae to query Genbank for homologous proteins in C. elegans. …”
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Cultural landscapes. Artificial between resilience and natural selection by Marina Fumo

“…Over fourteen thousand and up to twelve thousand years ago, due to a serious food supply crisis, homo sapiens implemented a new model of survival based on agriculture, starting to sow, man became more sedentary. …”
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Revisiting the age of the Florisbad hominin material by Lee R. Berger, John Hawks

“…The most anatomically informative hominin specimen from Florisbad is a fragmentary craniofacial specimen, attributed by many to early Homo sapiens, which has been assumed to derive from the same individual as this tooth. …”
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Sulfurous Gases As Biological Messengers and Toxins: Comparative Genetics of Their Metabolism in Model Organisms by Neal D. Mathew, David I. Schlipalius, Paul R. Ebert

“…To address this deficit, we use protein sequences from Homo sapiens to query Genbank for homologous proteins in Caenorhabditis elegans, Drosophila melanogaster, and Saccharomyces cerevisiae. …”
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Perikymata number and spacing on early modern human teeth: evidence from Qafzeh cave, Israel by Janet M. Monge, Anne-Marie Tillier, Alan Mann

“…The sample of Mousterian level hominins from the site of Qafzeh, in northern Israel represents some of the earliest recognized members of Homo sapiens sapiens. Included in this sample are a number of immature individuals (N = 5) whose permanent incisor crowns have observable perikymata. …”
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Detecting adaptive changes in gene copy number distribution accompanying the human out-of-Africa expansion by Moritz Otto, Yichen Zheng, Paul Grablowitz, Thomas Wiehe

“…Although the copy number distribution in most of the analyzed gene clusters can be explained by a bottleneck, such as in the out-of-Africa expansion of Homo sapiens 60–10 kyrs ago, we identified several candidate genes, such as AMY1A and PGA3, whose copy numbers are likely to differ among African, Asian, and European populations.…”
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Naissance de la pensée symbolique chez l’Homme : étude des bases neurales de la perception des gravures paléolithiques abstraites et des visages culturalisés en neuroimagerie fonct... by Mathilde Salagnon

“…Archaeological discoveries describing the first abstract engravings and ornamentations of the body, through objects of adornment and the use of pigments, suggest that the use of signs and/or symbols is not limited to Homo sapiens. From a neuro-archaeological perspective, our study aims to infer the neural bases required for the emergence of these first potentially symbolic types of behaviour. …”
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Haematological and Biochemical Studies on some Ruminants by LC Chuku, AA Uwakwe

“…Haematological/Biochemical studies were carried out on blood from the vertebrate ruminants: Goat (Capra hircus-L), sheep (Ovis Aries dolrchra), cattle (Bos Taurus) and human (Homo sapiens) as control, indicated that; Electrophoretically goat blood revealed three different Hb polymorphic types: HbAA (45%), HbAS (50%) and HbSS (5%). …”
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Comments on “Comparing the productive vocabularies of Grey parrots (Psittacus erithacus) and young children” by Irene M. Pepperberg

“…(Anim Cogn 27(45), 2024) have written an intriguing paper in which they compare the acquired human speech patterns of Grey parrots (Psittacus erithacus) raised as companion animals to those of typically developing human toddlers (Homo sapiens) predominantly raised by stay-at-home mothers; birds and humans were ostensibly matched for vocabulary size. …”
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Od etologii zwierząt do ekologii człowieka by Zbigniew Łepko

“…Choć dziś nie da się przewidzieć przyszłości Homo sapiens na naszej planecie, to jednak mamy obowiązek przygotować się do walki o przetrwanie. …”
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