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Physical Activity and Energy Expenditure in Humans correlate with workload. Differences in physical activity are even observed within the same mode of food production. This variation suggests that there is not simply one level of physical activity that humans have evolved to perform. Instead, it suggests that humans flexibly respond to competing en

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Proximate Mechanisms: Psychology, Neuroendocrine System, and Central Nervous Systemredicted adaptive trade-offs between competing energetic demands. The chapter concludes by proposing an integrative evolutionary model that aims to assimilate the phylogenetic, developmental, ultimate, and proximate predictors of physical activity based on the evolutionary life history perspective p

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Summary, Conclusions, and Applicationslocation across the life span and predict the conditions and stages where allocating energy to physical activity will be more or less likely to occur. Understanding the ways an energy conserving system that flexibly responds to the costs and benefits of physical activity that varies across individua

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Book 2016t highlights the domain-specific aspects of the evolved psychologyand physiology that can lead to a more integrated and complete understanding ofphysical activity across the lifespan. It summarizes and extends previous workthat has been done to understand the ways natural selection has shaped physic

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Ann E. Caldwelletection (identification including screening) Determination (e. g. blood, plasma or serum levels) Interpretation of the analytical results. This book is intended as a contribution to each of these chapters: The part "Analytical Data" (pp.I-122) gives a comprehensive collec- tion of data, e.g. genera