On the Nature of Reproductive Behaviour of Homo sapiens species: A Narrative Approach

Authors

  • Vásquez E. F. Biologist, Peruvian Collegue of Biologists, Regional Council Lambayeque III (P.C.B. 14719), Lambayeque Region, Peru; Peruvian Society of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology – PSBMB, Lima, Peru; Biophysical Society – BPS, 5515 Security Lane, Suite 1110, Rockville, MD 20852, Maryland, USA.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37591/rrjols.v11i2.3111

Keywords:

H. sapiens, nature, reproductive behaviour, “code”-driven, “choice”-driven, polygamy

Abstract

Monogamy and polygamy are the two reproductive structures for Homo sapiens which have been evolving millenia now rendering and stagnating into social construction rather than underlying in H. sapiens evolved nature. Anatomically, modern H. sapiens emerged and behaved, use energy to fullfill a physiological need, based on the information in their DNA here referred as “code”-driven behaviour; other species conscioulessness also behave on the basis of their genomes and here also some arguments were presented. H. sapiens since the evolution of an innerself or consicousness sustains a physiology which rests upon DNA encription with the difference that behaviours are the result of the mental process of deciding here referred as “choice”-driven behaviour. In the matter of reproductive behaviour, H. sapiens can choose monogamy or polygamy unlike other non-concious species known to this planet. Being the evolved nature of our species that is polygamy, our genomes should be preserved as such for our offspring to have the right to decide, being this the final argument in the matter of single or multiple partners. To become an unfair society will lead towards extinction of H. sapiens, either our species will return to a widespread, accepted and law-regulated polygamy or become generationally extinct. The manuscript also presented evidence which supports a non-specific, male-centered female subordinating polygamy as the prevalent reproductive structure for unconcious species of copulating taxons including only anatomically modern H. sapiens.

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2021-08-18

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Vol. 11 No. 2 (2021)

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