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Apes typically walk less than 3 kilometers (2 miles) a day, but humans are prodigious long-distance walkers. One extreme human George Meegan, recently trudged all the way from the South America to the northernmost part of Alaska,
www.italoeuropeo.com/interviews/1241-interview-to-george-meegan-the-longest-walka-britishman-long-distance-walker averaging 13 kilometers (8 miles) per day. Although Meegan’s trek was unusual, his mean daily distance was actually within the range of how far modern hunter-gatherers walk when they forage (females average 9 kilometers [5.6 miles per day] and males average 15 kilometers [9.3 miles]) Since H. erectus adults were about the size of most modern human hunter-gatherers, needed the same number of calories and lived in similar habitats, they too, must have walked comparable distance on a daily basis in hot, open conditions and find enough food. As you might expect, this legacy of trekking is stamped in a series of adaptations throughout the human body that originated in early Homo and that helped to make the human genus even better at long-distance walking than the australopiths. ~ Page 80
HFF and a nice weekend!
HFF and a great w/e.
Wish you a serene Friday and weekend!
HFF and have a good weekend
HFF and a good weekend.
HFF und ein schönes Wochenende, Dinesh!
Best wishes
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Nachträglich HFF und ein schönes Wochenende
Erich
Have a super weekend
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