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Translation of "Transmodernidad: Un nuevo Paradigma"
We have argued that the evolutionary perspective to social psychology is not untestable, not reductionist, not a theory about rigid genetic determinism, not a justification for the status quo, and not incompatible with sociocultural or cognitive analyses. What it is, instead, is a set of ideas that have proved quite useful in generating novel hypotheses, and parsimoniously connecting findings from very different domains ranging from mate choice and family relationships to aggression and intergroup relations. Adopting an evolutionary perspective can help us appreciate not only the common threads that bind the people in our culture to those in other cultures, but also, beyond that, to the other species with which we share the earth. Taking this broad perspective, however, also makes us aware of the vast reaches of our own ignorance. As yet, we know very little about how evolved psychological mechanisnis inside individuals develop, or how they influence, and are influenced by, the complex cultures that humans construct. Bringing light to these questions will require a fuller integration of all the different theoretical perspectives on human social behavior.
More than 35 reef locations along the Fleurieu Peninsula, northern Kangaroo Island and southern Yorke Peninsula were surveyed from April 2007 to March 2008, during approximately 30 SCUBA dives and 20 snorkel dives. During the pilot surveys, we aimed to develop suitable non-destructive techniques to search for various uncommon reef fishes (mostly benthic, and many cryptic). Our target list comprised approximately 50 species from 13 families, for which little information is available on full distribution within South Australia, and habitat. Examples of significant finds during the pilot period included some species in the Syngnathidae (most notable being a range extension and more habitat information for Verco's Pipefish) and Clinidae (some of the uncommonly recorded weedfishes), and several other uncommon reef fishes were recorded by our associates during the survey period. We also utilised the field survey opportunities to collect additional data using standard techniques, such as relative abundance counts for more common reef fishes (to be written up in a separate, statewide report), and fish species lists for several jetties (supplemented by previous validated data from divers and fish experts). have indicated that visual and manual searching through the benthos on SCUBA is the most successful non-destructive method of finding the majority of the small uncommonly-recorded reef fishes that were the targets for this project. Some of these species are crevice dwellers (e.g. the reef pipefishes, and the cardinalfishes); others utilise the cover provided by dense macroalgae (e.g. weedfishes) and detritus (snake-blennies), and some (e.g. anglerfishes) are well camouflaged against various bottom surface covers, such as rocks and rubble, low sponge and ascidian cover, shell rubble, and jetty debris. Slightly different search techniques are required for each group, and over the course of the pilot surveys, knowledge of suitable search strategies developed and improved.
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