Evolution of the Human Diet

I. Introduction. 1. Early Hominin Diets: Overview and Historical Perspectives, Alan Walker. 2. Whose Diet? An Introduction to the Hominin Fossil Record, Amanda G. Henry and Bernard Wood. II. The Hominin Fossil Record. 3. The Evolution of the Hominin Diet from a Dental Functional Perspective, Peter W. Lucas. 4. Dental Functional Morphology: The Known, the Unknown, and the Unknowable, Peter S. Unger. 5. What Do We Know and Not Know about Diet and Enamel Structure, Mark F. Teaford. 6. Mandibular Biomechanics and the Paleontolgical Evidence for the Evolution of Human Diet, David J. Daegling and Fredrick E. Grine. 7. What Do We Know and Not Know about Dental Microwear and Diet?, Mark F. Teaford. 8. Icarus, Isotopes, and Australopith Dies, Matt Sponheimer, Julia Lee-Thorp, and Darryl de Ruiter. 9 Reconstructing Early Hominin Diets Evaluating Tooth Chemistry and Macronutrient Composition. Margaret J. Schoeinger. III. The Archaeological Record. 10. Zooarchaeology and the Ecology of Oldowan Hominin Carnivory, Robert J. Blumenschine and Briana L. Pobiner. 11. Meat Made Us Human, Henry t. Bunn. 12. Lithic Archaeology, or, What Stone Tools Can (and Can't) Tell Us about Early Hominin Diets, John J. Shea. IV. Paleoecology and Modeling. 13. Theoretical and Actualistic Ecobotanical Perspectives on Early Hominin Diets and Paleoecology. 14. African Pliocene Paleoecology: Hominin Habitats, Resources, and Diets, Kaye E. Reed and Amy L. Rector. 15. Modeling the Significance of Paleoenvironmental Context for Early Hominin Diets. 16. The Cooking Enigma, Richard Wrangham. 17. Seaonality, Fallback Strategies, and Natural Selection: A Chimpanzee and Cercopithecoid Model for Interpreting the Evolution of Hominin Diet, Joanna E. Lambert. 18. Energetic Models of Human Nutritional Evolution, William R. Leonard,Marcia L. Robertson, and J.Josh Snodgrass. V. Implications of Studies of Early Hominin Diets. 19. Implications of Pilo-Pleistocene Hominin Diets for Modern Humans, Loren Cordain. 20. P