SPECIAL EDITION PART 1 (end 2013)
Letter from Editor
Introduction by Peter Rhys-Evans
1. Human’s Association with Water Bodies:
The ?Exaggerated Diving Reflex and its Relationship with the Evolutionary Allometry of Human Pelvic and Brain Sizes
Oppenheimer S
2. Human Ecological Breadth:
Why Neither Savanna nor Aquatic Hypotheses Can Hold Water
Langdon JH
3. Endurance Running Versus Underwater Foraging:
An Anatomical and Palaeoecological Perspective
Munro S
4. Wading Hypotheses of the Origin of Human Bipedalism
Kuliukas A
5. The Aquatic Ape Evolves:
Common Misconceptions and Unproven Assumptions About the So-Called Aquatic Ape Hypothesis
Verhaegen M
6. The Epigenetic Emergence of Culture at the Coastline:
Interaction of Genes, Nutrition, Environment and Demography
Broadhurst CL & Crawford MA

SPECIAL EDITION PART 2 (begin 2014)
7. Man’s Place Among the Diving Mammals
Fahlman A & Schagatay E
8. The Origin of Articulate Language Revisited:
The Potential of a Semi-Aquatic Past of Human Ancestors to Explain the
Origin of Human Musicality and Articulate Language
Vaneechoutte M
9. The Darwinian-Like Evolution of Language From Near Incipient Vernaculars to Modern Idioms
Bichakjian BH
10. Surfer’s Ear (Aural Exostoses) Provides Hard Evidence of Man’s Aquatic Past
Rhys Evans PH & Cameron M
11. Human Brain Changes Resulting from an Aquatic Phase in Hominid Evolution
Chiarelli B
12. Dental Microwear and Diet:
As Indicators of Geographic and Cultural Contexts in Human Evolution
Puech P-F & Pinilla B
13. Aquatic Adapting of Human Newborns
Meijers DJW
14. A Living Based on Breath-Hold Diving in the Bajau Laut
Abrahamsson E & Schagatay E
15. Human Breath-Hold Diving Ability
Schagatay E
16. Sara Campbell, World Champion in Deep Diving After 9 Months of Training ­
How Is This Possible?
Johansson O & Schagatay E
17. The Global Crisis in Brain Nutrition and the Rise in Mental-Ill Health
Crawford MA, Hussein I, Nyuar KB & Broadhurst CL
18. What About the Future of Homo sapiens?
Odent M