Volcanic Changes - A mini ice age may have warmed human
relationships, according to anthropologists studying
the evolution of cooperation. Anthropology - LASNews
Research and Activities from the College of Liberal
Arts and Sciences, Univ. of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana.

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"Consequences of the second largest volcanic eruption
ever to besiege this planet continue to guide human
behavior today. The way we cooperate, share resources,
and reciprocate those exchanges are part of our genome
and may have been accentuated by the disastrous Toba
eruption 73,000 years ago on the Indonesian island
of Sumatra."



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