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Re: Article: Fermenting fruit and the historical ecology ofethanolingestion...
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Sharon Giles wrote:
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>   Dudley R.
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>   Fermenting fruit and the historical ecology of ethanol ingestion: is
>   alcoholism in modern humans an evolutionary hangover?

Interesting, but how does he figure the 40 million year "predominantly
frugivorous anthropoid lineage". From what I've read, fruit consumption
has never been a majority component of anthropoid diets, nor is it a
majority component of the modern chimpanzee diet. Of course they eat
fruit, but the diet of the great apes is predominantly leaves and stems.

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