More than four decades of ignorance
The researchers don’t know why romantic difficulties could be tied to smell…
Month: November 2012
Human Form by Karl Grammer
Human form integrates human pheromones, neuroendocrinolgy, and ethology
The Quest for Human Pheromones by Karl Grammer
Slide presentation by the senior author of the award-winning review: Human pheromones: integrating neuroendocrinology and ethology (Kohl, et.al, 2001) The epigenetic effects of human pheromones […]
Never too young to learn WHAT?
Is any avian species known to be an outlier given the molecular mechanisms of adaptive evolution
Desmond Morris Syndrome: No selective advantage
Desmond Morris Syndrome (DSM), where story-telling that incorporates evolutionary theory is better accepted than the basic principles of biology and levels of biological organization
Fatal attractions: a fear of pheromones
The fear of pheromones is denial of reality.
Olfactory modulation of visual perception
without human pheromones we would not survive long enough to develop genetically predisposed hormonally controlled preferences for the visual appeal of other people
Epigenetic effects on human intellect via socio-cognitive niche construction
“The evolution of human intellect: Human-specific regulation of neuronal genes.” November 20th, 2012. Excerpt: “This phenomenon of “chromatin looping” is implicated in controlling the expression […]
Consequences and Evolution: The Cause That Works Backwards
it does help to make the differences between behaviorists and biologists more apparent, and I admire the way it clearly shows that the behaviorists have it backwards
Genetic Influences on Epigenetically Effected Disease
By the time you get to 4 or 5 million nutrient-chemical and pheromone-controlled DNA switches in the human genome