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{{r|Evolution of the human diet}}

...f skull is wide and thick, indicating powerful [[masseter muscle]]s <ref>''Evolution of the Human Diet'', Peter Ungar, Oxford University Press, NYC, 2007</ref>

The '''evolution of the human diet''' is an important research topic within [[physical anthropology]] and [[An This creates a conceptual problem for the evolution of the human diet: if modern humans, all of whom are morphologically and physiologically very

...dispersal from their natal group. This pattern may in part be due to the [[evolution of the human diet]], and the reliance on men for the acquisition of the majority of [[protein

* [[Evolution of the Human Diet]]