From an evolutionary point of view, the mechanism of acquisition is irrelevant. It could be the development of a cultural inheritance system, by direct genetic coding of all details, by the coding of a teaching process within the society, or by developing a high intelligence or learning rate and capacity.
- crossing-over
- Crustacea
- cryobiosis
- crypsis
- cryptobiosis
- Cryptogamia
- cryptophyte
- cultural ethology
- cultural evolution
- cultural inheritance
- cultural inheritance system
- cultural studies
- culture
- curiosity
- cyanobiont
- cybernetics
- cycle
- cycle of dependencies
- cycle of reproduction
- cyclist reaction
- cycloethosis
Result of Your Query
cultural inheritance systemkulturelles Vererbungssystem (ger.)
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An inheritance system of behavioral units that spread across a generation based on a non-genetic, intragenerational selection. (HWB 2011) Ein Vererbungssystem für Verhaltenseinheiten, die sich innerhalb einer Generation aufgrund einer nicht-genetischen intragenerationellen Selektion ausbreiten. (HWB 2011)
- 1971
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McBride, G. (1971). The nature-nurture problem in social evolution. In: Eisenberg, J.F. & Dillon, W.S. (eds.). Man and Beast: Comparative Social Behavior, 35-56: 53.
- 1977
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With the addition of a cultural inheritance system, the level at which selection works must also be reexamined. With the phyletic rule relaxed, the transmission of culture is not an all-or-none phenomenon. Single ideas might be spread among people without being integrated into a whole set of behaviors, whose joint purpose is to produce a fit individual.
Richerson, P.J. (1977). Ecology and human ecology: a comparison of theories in the biological and social sciences. Amer. Ethnolog. 4, 1-26: 13.