For those who may be interested in that sort of thing:
http://www.royalmarsden.nhs.uk/Site...n-conference-centre/events/2013-evolution.pdf
http://www.royalmarsden.nhs.uk/Site...n-conference-centre/events/2013-evolution.pdf
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May conference on aquatic human evolution in London
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Videos from said conference
Three of the videos are free, access to the patch of videos cost something like 20 pounds. (I'm not affiliated ...)
Of freediving interest are e.g. Erika Schagatay's presentation on human breath-hold diving ability on May 10, session 2, and Ario Johansen's presentation about how Sara Campbell became world champion in deep diving after mere 9 months of training. There's also a somewhat interesting angry outburst of Donald Johanson (the guy that found Lucy) against the aquatic hypotheses on May 9, this during the discussion after session 1.
Three of the videos are free, access to the patch of videos cost something like 20 pounds. (I'm not affiliated ...)
Of freediving interest are e.g. Erika Schagatay's presentation on human breath-hold diving ability on May 10, session 2, and Ario Johansen's presentation about how Sara Campbell became world champion in deep diving after mere 9 months of training. There's also a somewhat interesting angry outburst of Donald Johanson (the guy that found Lucy) against the aquatic hypotheses on May 9, this during the discussion after session 1.
