A40-1 人类族群的演化过程 —— 三重存续筛选机制推演
Year: 2026
Type: article
Abstract: 摘要 百万年人类演化中,绝大多数早期族群相继消亡。存续壮大的族群必须逐级通过连续筛选关卡:前置环境筛选、三重存续筛选(基因筛选、本能筛选、秩序筛选)。前序关卡构成后序演化的前提,后续演化又反向化解前置遗留风险。第一重为基因筛选,奠基小群体承受近交衰退,只有遗传负荷较低的血脉才能延续;第二重为生存本能筛选,族群形成忌斗、繁衍、警戒三大先天本能,产生通婚意愿与族群戒备的内在张力;第三重为文化秩序筛选,人类依靠代际认知传递,建立内部分配规则、分支扩张机制、迁徙预案与族群信任半径,完成跨族群融合。族群融合进一步稀释有害基因,缓释近交衰退的先天困境。本机制区分自然筛选与文化筛选两个阶段:动物仅能抵达本能层级,唯有人类依靠可传承的秩序体系,突破自然约束,实现远距离拓殖与族群持续扩张。 关键词:人类族群演化;三重存续筛选;近交衰退;生存本能;文化秩序;信任半径;基因 — 文化协同演化 Abstract Over millions of years of human evolution, most early human populations went extinct. Only those groups that passed successive filtering stages could survive and expand steadily. The evolutionary sequence starts with precondition environmental filtering, followed by three sequential tiers of survival selection: genetic filtering, innate instinct filtering, and cultural order filtering. Earlier stages set prerequisites for later evolution, while later adaptations mitigate risks inherited from earlier phases. The first tier is genetic selection. Small founding populations suffer severe inbreeding depression; only lineages with low genetic load can sustain continuous reproduction. The second tier is instinct selection. Human groups evolved three core innate instincts: conflict avoidance, reproductive drive, and stranger vigilance. This creates an inherent tension between the desire to seek outbreeding mates and wariness toward external groups, laying the groundwork for intergroup communication. The third tier is cultural order selection. Relying on cumulative cognitive inheritance across generations, humans established internal resource allocation rules, population branching protocols, migration plans (expansion migration and survival migration), and the trust radius that defines the boundary of intergroup cooperation and intermarriage. Cross-group admixture dilutes deleterious recessive genes and eases the long-term threat of inbreeding decay. This framework divides evolution into two phases: natural selection and cultural selection. Animals can only evolve up to the instinct level, whereas humans build heritable social orders to break natural limits and achieve long-distance colonization and sustained population expansion. Keywords:human population evolution; three-tier survival selection; inbreeding depression; survival instinct; cultural order; trust radius; gene-culture coevolution
Author: ding, xiangrong
Language: English
Subfield: Cultural Studies
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7225315730