Robert Dudley
Robert Dudley is a professor of integrative biology at the University of California, Berkeley, known for his research on the evolutionary origins of alcohol consumption. He has been a key figure in the development of the 'drunken monkey hypothesis,' which suggests that the attraction to alcohol in humans may be rooted in the dietary habits of our primate ancestors. His recent studies on chimpanzees in African rainforests have revealed that these primates consume significant amounts of naturally fermented fruit, drawing parallels between their behaviors and those of humans regarding alcohol.
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Paraguay:
Robert Dudley is a co-author of the new study and has defended the 'drunken monkey theory' for over a decade.
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Monaco:
Robert Dudley is an American biologist and co-author of the study.
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Taiwan:
Robert Dudley is a US biologist who coauthored the new study.
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Hong Kong:
Robert Dudley proposed the 'drunken monkey theory' over a decade ago, which is supported by the recent findings.
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United Kingdom:
Prof Robert Dudley from the University of California, Berkeley, is a co-researcher on the study regarding chimpanzees and alcohol.
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Spain:
Robert Dudley is a co-author of the research that supports the hypothesis of the drunken monkey, suggesting that human fascination with alcohol has an evolutionary origin.
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