The article begins with a guess of the innate approach of aggression, stating that chimpanzees, especially males, can be very violent. Therefore as their closest relative, us human are in a great chance, born with aggression. However, Dr. Fuentes has an utterly different view of the topic. He uses biological and evolutional perspective to demonstrate his theory.
He points out that also as primates, chimpanzees’ sister species, the bonobos have a very rare rate of aggression occurring, while both spices are equally related to human, suggesting the guessing is not persuasive.
The article then explains the principle of aggression, indicates instead of a single pattern, aggression is rather the result of the cooperation of certain types of neurotransmitters,
He points out that also as primates, chimpanzees’ sister species, the bonobos have a very rare rate of aggression occurring, while both spices are equally related to human, suggesting the guessing is not persuasive.
The article then explains the principle of aggression, indicates instead of a single pattern, aggression is rather the result of the cooperation of certain types of neurotransmitters,