# Ruth Mace
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ruth mace FBA (born 9 October 1961) is a British anthropologist, biologist, and academic. She specialises in the evolutionary ecology of human demography and life history, and phylogenetic approaches to culture and language evolution. Since 2004, she has been Professor of Evolutionary Anthropology at University College London.
Genesis: the origins of humanity
Contributor(s): Professor Ruth Mace, Professor Catherine Rowett, Professor Volker Sommer
Genesis: the origins of humanity
Contributor(s): Professor Ruth Mace, Professor Catherine Rowett, Professor Volker Sommer
Genesis: the origins of humanity
Contributor(s): Professor Ruth Mace, Professor Catherine Rowett, Professor Volker Sommer
Genesis: the origins of humanity
Contributor(s): Professor Ruth Mace, Professor Catherine Rowett, Professor Volker Sommer
Genesis: the origins of humanity
Contributor(s): Professor Ruth Mace, Professor Catherine Rowett, Professor Volker Sommer
Genesis: the origins of humanity
Contributor(s): Professor Ruth Mace, Professor Catherine Rowett, Professor Volker Sommer
Genesis: the origins of humanity
Contributor(s): Professor Ruth Mace, Professor Catherine Rowett, Professor Volker Sommer
Genesis: the origins of humanity
Contributor(s): Professor Ruth Mace, Professor Catherine Rowett, Professor Volker Sommer
Genesis: the origins of humanity
Contributor(s): Professor Ruth Mace, Professor Catherine Rowett, Professor Volker Sommer
Why It Takes a Village: Ruth Mace on Evolution, Family, and Modern Parenting
What happens when we look at modern family life through the lens of evolutionary anthropology?
In this episode of Originally Human, I’m joined by Professor Ruth Mace, an evolutionary anthropologist whose work explores human behaviour, family systems, reproduction and cooperation.
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