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anthomson | 21:05 Sat 05th Jul 2003 | History
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How has our appreciation of art evolved in terms of genetical evolution ? My understanding of evolution is that a new 'feature' would have had to help us live longer and be more reproductive to become a permenant feature in a species, but I can't see how early man with art apreciation had any significant advantage over pleibian early man. ( No creationists please - I hoping for a scientific answer. )
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Two thoughts... one is that art is a form of communication which does have evolutionary benefit, the other is that its a function of tribal recognition, also evolutionarily beneficial
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